Olympic gold medallist Sha’Carri Richardson has been arrested for “harmful extreme” dashing, in keeping with jail reserving data.

Richardson was booked into Orange County Jail in Florida at 19:39 native time on Thursday.

Jail data state the 25-year-old American was charged with driving dangerously and at “extreme velocity of 100mph or extra”.

In keeping with the Orange County Sheriff’s Division, Richardson was allegedly touring at 104 mph tailgating and crossing lanes of site visitors to move different drivers, BBC’s US accomplice CBS Information and Reuters reported.

It has been reported her bond was set at $500 (£363).

The American received silver within the 100m on the Paris Olympics and gold as a part of the USA’s 4x100m relay staff.

The state of Florida launched new penalties for dashing offences in July.

Below a brand new statute – referred to as the “Tremendous Speeder” legislation – drivers may be fined as much as $1,000 (£727), be mandated to look at court docket if the allegation is greater than 50 miles per hour over the restrict, face jail time or have their license revoked for repeat breaches.

In August, Richardson was arrested over allegations of home violence. She was launched the next day and later stated she would search assist.

Richardson missed the Tokyo Olympics in 2021 after testing optimistic for marijuana.