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New Year’s Resolution for 2021: Responsible Driving when Drinking
Driving while under the influence of alcohol puts everyone on the road at risk. Protect yourself and your loved ones by always avoiding alcohol when you drive. Every holiday party starts with planning, and you should apply that same mindset before getting on the highway. If you decide to drink, plan ahead to have a Read More
Read MoreNew Years Eve 2020 Alert
It’s New Year’s Eve 2020, which is typically one of the biggest party days of the year as everyone rings in a new year. But, once again health officials are urging everyone celebrate smart and avoid large gatherings during the pandemic. Local law enforcement said they will be busy working to keep everyone safe who Read More
Read MoreMARCH MADNESS or DWI/DUI Madness?
When March Madness College Basketball season is here you can almost bet that fans will be “tipping up” at parties with cocktails, beer, vodka shots and some will have drugs like pot (marijuana), Meth, Oxy, Coke (cocaine) and mixtures of both. Not surprising, many March Madness fans were more likely to binge drink/drug at parties Read More
Read MoreValentines a Drinking Holiday? Suprisingly, Yes
Polls show Valentine’s Day ranks #3 for the highest holiday DUI/DWI arrests. The trends for VDay are almost polar opposite in motive. Some go out on dates hoping for new love, while others are out with friends to drink their Xs away. VDay specials will often give a free bottle of wine with dinner. Other Read More
Read MoreSt. Patrick’s Day -“Green Beer and Guinness Day” and DWI/DUIs
Today the date of March 17th is perhaps best (and most infamously) known as an American invention, initially intended to celebrate the Irish diaspora in the United States, and now a day when “green beer and Guinness” flows freely, to the point of being the fourth-largest drinking holiday in the country resulting in Drunk Driving Read More
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