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What actually happens at a DUI checkpoint and why- Part II
It’s Your Backyard Ventura County By George Miller In Part I, the Oxnard Police Department (OPD) 11/14-12 DUI (Driving Under the Influence) checkpoint event was described. OPD ran two checkpoints that night on Saviers Road and Victoria Blvd, making four arrests and issuing some citations, while spreading the message not to drive “Under the Influence.” Part II goes into some […]
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