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Halloween Sees More Roving DUI Patrols

This past Halloween weekend was full of scary costumes, lots of candy and many DUI checkpoints and arrests.  The Orange County DUI Task Force, known as “Avoid the 38”, wanted residents to celebrate Halloween safely and therefore had extra DUI saturation patrol officers roaming different cities within Orange County.

While a standard DUI sobriety checkpoint is stationary and often near an area known for frequent DUI arrests or popular bars, a roving DUI saturation patrol is less obvious. These roving drunk driving patrol officers tend to blend into crowds, looking for drivers who show signs of intoxication.

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, Halloween weekend is one of the deadliest times of the year.  In 2009, approximately 48 percent of all highway fatalities on Halloween night, between the hours of 6pm and 6am involved a drunk driver who had a BAC level of .08 percent or higher.

If you or someone you know was arrested during a DUI sobriety checkpoint or by a DUI roving patrol officer, you must contact an Orange County DUI Lawyer as soon as possible. Waiting to hire a lawyer can be detrimental to your case. Let our attorneys handle your case so that you not only receive the best possible representation but you also get a fair chance at a more reasonable sentencing.

Call us today! Our OC DUI Attorneys are available at 949-477-8088. We offer a free DUI case consultation and are willing to work with your financial situation and offer reasonable payment plans.

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