Law enforcement across the state will ramp up DUI patrols starting this weekend, as part of a roughly two-week campaign against impaired driving.
Law enforcement across the state will ramp up DUI patrols starting this weekend, as part of a roughly two-week campaign against impaired driving.
Teams will also visit bars to hand out cards that can be scanned with with smartphones to call a taxi, and will give bar workers taxi chips to help members of the military get home.
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Additional law enforcement officers will be on the roads this Super Bowl weekend looking for drunken drivers, according to the Tacoma-Pierce County DUI and Traffic Safety Force.
Additional law enforcement officers will patrol for drunken drivers this weekend in Pierce and King counties as people celebrate St. Patrick’s Day.
Servers at South King County bars will get visited by law enforcement officers this weekend if a drunken driver is arrested after leaving their establishment.
A 35-year-old Lacey man with five driving while intoxicated arrests in the past 10 years and two convictions, faces a potential felony DUI charge after another DUI arrest over the weekend.
Crashes and wrong-way drivers suspected of driving under the influence kept Washington State Patrol troopers busy over Presidents Day weekend.
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