Local and state authorities in New Jersey will be out in force conducting sobriety checkpoints starting this weekend through the Labor Day holiday as part of a statewide crackdown.
The “Over the Limit, Under Arrest” campaign is part of a national effort to raise awareness about drinking and driving. The campaign includes high-visibility enforcement, posters and signs posted on area bridges.
The Delaware River Port Authority will also be taking part in the crackdown.
“This initiative brings attention to not only the serious fines and penalties drunk drivers can face, but also the grave danger those drivers pose to all individuals on the road,” said DRPA Police Chief David McClintock.
Last December, DRPA officials made nine drunk-driving arrests through “Over the Limit, Under Arrest.” It also resulted in one fugitive apprehension, one drug arrest, 11 speeding tickets and several other violations.
SAN DIEGO - After a rough 2023 campaign that saw him post a 4.18 ERA…
The Phillies left Cincinnati with a series split and headed to the West Coast to…
According to Adam Schefter of ESPN, the Philadelphia Eagles are signing OT Mehki Becton to…
Philadelphia’s inspector general has found that the city’s homeless services office “knowingly” overspent in the…
Authorities have announced new charges against four juveniles arrested following an exchange of gunfire earlier…
Four people were wounded in separate shootings and stabbings Saturday across Philadelphia. On Saturday night,…
This website uses cookies.