November 20, 2010 – The Dessert Independent reports that Riverside County, Calif will be stepping up its successful “Avoid the 30″ DUI Task Force operations, thanks to a recent $365,831 grant awarded by the California Office of Traffic Safety to the Riverside Police Department.
The ‘Avoid the 30’ DUI Task Force sends the message that if you don’t drink and drive, you will AVOID getting arrested by any of the 30 agencies out to get you. [more]
Friday, Nov. 19, 2010 – Writing for the Merced Sun-Star, Ameera Butt reports that Merced police will roll out seven new DUI checkpoints between now and next year, thanks to two grants from the California Office of Traffic Safety worth almost $94,000. [more]
clipped from www.suntimes.com
Ald. Sharon Denise Dixon (24th) was arrested and charged with drunken driving and obstructing a… [more]
clipped from cbs13.com
clipped from www.canada.com
The charge stems from Locklear’s Sept. 27 arrest, when a witness called 911 to report that the… [more]
An extra $300,000 is on tap for the Costa Mesa DUI prevention program.The money will be used to increase various DUI related operations such as saturation patrols and checkpoints… [more]