Drunken driving arrests around Valentine’s Day have increased dramatically, according to a recent announcement released by the California Highway Patrol. A spokesperson for the CHP has revealed that the DUI activity has unfortunately increased around Valentine’s Day in the past years in the state but was still unsure about this year’s Valentine’s Day arrests. The news says the holiday this year started off with a crash on Highway 1 that resulted in a badly injured driver who was also a suspect of (read more)
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14
Sep
2011
Driver Suspected of DUI In Car Collision
According to news sources, a 26-year-old man involved in a car collision with another car near Coarsegold is suspected of driving under the influence of alcohol. The accident reportedly happened after the suspects car crossed over the center double-yellow line and proceeded to travel into opposing traffic, according to the California Highway Patrol. The driver was in a 2004 Honda Accord when he collided with a 2009 Ford Mustang traveling in the opposite traffic, the CHP said. Based on the (read more)
Read MoreMedia sources reported that two Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Deputies sustained moderate injuries after a DUI driver struck their vehicle Saturday in Malibu. According to Sheriff’s Lt. Josh Thai, the two deputies had just finished a safety sweep along Malibu beach when they returned to their vehicle, which was parked on the shoulder of the Pacific Coast Highway. A BMW driven by a 44-year-old man struck the rear of their vehicle after the deputies were inside and sent the vehicle (read more)
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10
Mar
2011
MADD Awards Officers for DUI Arrests
A deputy was honored on Wednesday by Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) for making the highest number of DUI arrests last year in the entire county.
Read MoreA program which focuses on targeting repeat drunken driver offenders has resulted in safer streets, say court officials.
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05
Jan
2011
Los Angeles County New Years DUI’s Dropped
24 drunken drivers were arrested during New Year’s weekend in Santa Clarita Valley, almost twice as many as the previous weekend’s arrests.
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