Thursday, January 5, 2012

Rhode Island Drunk Driving Cases: 28 arrests were made in holiday drunk driving crackdown

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VIA WPRO.COM

Posted: 1/5/2012

28 people were arrested for Driving under the influence over the holiday weekend due to a crackdown on drunk drivers by both state and municipal police departments.

The state police joined together with police chiefs throughout the state in the “designate before you celebrate” campaign, warning people of the dangers and consequences of drunk driving.

The State police made 11 of the 28 DUI arrests while municipalities made 17 arrests. State Police Superintendent Colonel Steven O’Donnell said “The Rhode Island State Police continues to prioritize DUI enforcement. We stress prevention, but those who decide to endanger our citizens by operating drunk should pay the price for doing so.”

Gabrielle Abbate, Executive Director of Mothers Against Drunk Drivers, commended law enforcements efforts in taking on drunk driving. “MADD salutes Rhode Island law enforcement, who were on the front lines combating drunk driving in order to keep families safe and injury free during the past holiday weekend,” she said.

4 comments:

chilsonmixon said...

Now a days people are drinking and driving without fear as specially the youngsters but one silly mistakes make a big tragedy. The government had also banned on drinking and driving. I think the police should have to take more and strictly action on this cases.
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Jen McCleve said...

If you were caught on a DUI would you suggest looking for a lawyer that specializes in DUI cases or would you look for a good criminal defense lawyer? Thanks for listing the statistics, very interesting.

Julia said...

Holidays should be a reason of joy for all of us not for driving under the influence of alcohol....
I never drink when I drive because is not only my life in danger but also the life of other citizens.
Anyway at the beginning of this year I heard about a few impaired driving Toronto cases, but luckily no one was hurt.

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