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DUI Checkpoints- Triumph for public safety or war on the U.S. Constitution?
Monday, August 25, 2014 17:11
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By Debra Tash, Bruce Boyer and George Miller There is something bizarre about the rash of DUI (Driving Under the Influence) checkpoints that are being set up across our county. At Citizens Journal we just posted a series of them (see below). We have also posted some of the results of these nightly exercises. They […]
Tags: CA, California Highway patrol federally funded, CHP, DUI checkpoints, Ventura County
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Source: http://citizensjournal.us/dui-checkpoints-triumph-for-public-safety-or-war-on-the-u-s-constitution/
We know it has nothing to do with public safety. If it was about public safety, money would be spent on fixing the highways and making them safe. Instead, the nations highway systems have been let to deteriorate to the point where they should all be called trails instead of highways.