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Monday, September 19, 2005

Police DUI checkpoint announcements questioned

Many states have set up sobriety checkpoints on there highways to help con, says an article at hometownannapolis.com. Oregon does not use this method,but instead employs random patrols to weed out DUI offenders.

Original Posted @ Oregon DUI News.
Posted by STAFF at 2:30 PM

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