Cops Say Man Was Playing Video Games While Driving 107MPH When He Was Busted

A Missouri man was busted by cops after getting caught driving 107mph while playing video games behind the wheel, authorities said.

The Claycomo Police Department said in a release that the man, who was not identified, was doing 107mph in a 65mph zone on I-35 in Missouri. "The driver was playing a video game, yes, a video game, while driving 107mph," authorities said. The man also had a suspended license.

"Apparently he was so distracted he didn't see our motor officer in the lane ahead of him. We forgot to ask if he was playing NASCAR, but we'll assume," the police said.

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