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According to USAToday.com, police took up pursuit in cyberspace after a young Norwegian posted on the Internet video of his wild car driving. Following an electronic trail that he left online, police caught him and slapped him with real-life fine $1,300.
 The Norwegian, identified only as a man in his early 20s, posted the video called "Driving in Norway" on Google's popular video-sharing site YouTube. The recording showed the car's speedometer hitting up to 150 miles — 240 kilometers — per hour on a public highway near Oslo.
"We're touching 240," a voice could be heard saying. "We know it will do it. This is a little nice."
The video was removed from the website after it made national news in Norway last week.
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