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First Date

Morgan, a student in upstate New York, was stopped for speeding while on her way to a Holiday Inn, where she was going for "one drink" with a "first date." After the stop, she told the officer that both here parents were cops; he let her off with just a warning.

That evening got worse - her date never showed up. Morgan recently told us that the guy is now working for the state police and has gotten engaged to someone else. After watching "Speeders," her criminology professor said the incident made her look like a prostitute. Of the segment, Morgan says "I don't think it was funny."

Let's See 'Em Boobies

You might remember this truck full of rowdy spring breakers from last season. In addition to noticing that the passengers were illegally sitting on walls the pickup's cargo, Deputy Neil Rubel of the Bay County Sheriff's department saw the lads' "LET'S SEE 'EM BOOBIES!" sign hanging on the vehicle's rear.

So what ever happened? Well, Chip, the driver, says he's changed his ways, and is now careful to monitor where his passengers sit. However, after getting three "boobie sightings" that day, Chip insists that the sign works.

Litter Bug

Last season, Chad was issued a littering ticket for throwing a lit cigarette out of his car window.

The ticket cost him about $900 and his car insurance went up almost $40 per month. Chad hasn't had much luck with his car either. It's been broken into twice in the past year. Chad still smokes, but he did buy an ashtray for the car.

Hillbilly Hang Out

Kyle and his buddies were partying in Panama City Beach, FL for spring break last year when their rowdy behavior got them in trouble with the local cops. Kyle's no stranger to traffic tickets. He admits to "earning" 21 of them. Kyle plans a career as an attorney so perhaps he'll be his own best client. Kyle and his gang will be back in Panama City Beach for Spring Break 2008. Perhaps he'll once again be featured on the show.

TWICE in 15 Minutes

On his way home from work, in a span of just 15 minutes, sous chef Timmy was stopped twice for driving violations. Luckily for Timmy, he received only warnings both times.

Timmy says the two stops changed him; he now runs the eatery's kitchen and says "I swear, I have not been pulled over by the cops since. And if either one of those cops come into the restaurant, dinner is on me! But not the drinks."

Haircut Hurry

Last season, Cassandra was caught speeding to a hair appointment. She promised us that she would look great in just a few hours and, as you can see, that was no lie. As for the speeding ticket, she paid the fine and attended traffic school; the whole thing cost her more than $300. But she acknowledges that traffic school was a great refresher course in the rules and regulations of road.

Long Island Iced Tea

Last season, Officer Orozco stopped Mia for making an illegal U-turn. When he asked her if she'd had a drink, Mia first said "No," then acknowledged drinking "one beer" and finally 'fessed up to downing a powerful Long Island Iced Tea. But a breathalyzer test confirmed that she was well below the legal drinking limit. She now says she's extra careful when partying and driving. But walking is another matter - she recently broke her ankle and was unable to get behind the wheel for two months.