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Arnold Schwarzenegger’s 18-Year-Old Son Caught Speeding In Santa Monica:

Arnold Schwarzenegger’s 18-year-old son Patrick had a brush with the law in Santa Monica last week.

Santa Monica Police Department Sgt. Richard Lewis told The Mirror he was stopped for speeding on San Vicente Boulevard.

Sgt. Lewis said he was approximately 10 mph over the speed limit.

He was caught speeding in his father’s 2009 black Audi in a 35mph zone, according to TMZ.

No further information was available on the stop.

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