DUI Checkpoint Clocks 19 Citations

The night of Friday July 6th and through the early morning on Saturday July 7th, Illinois State Police held a “safety check” on Harrison Avenue near Falund Street. The objective of this “safety check” was to detain drunk drivers, however, no DUIs’ were issued. Although there were no DUI arrests, there were 19 other citations given out. 6 of those were drug or alcohol related but not DUIs’. (WREX)

“Safety checks” or check points, are typically meant to locate and arrest drunk drivers, therefore it can safely be assumed that they will typically occur on Friday and Saturday nights. Check points like this one are also relatively common on major holidays where drinking is common, such as New Years.

The best way to avoid a DUI arrest from a “safety check” like this, is to simply not to drink and drive. However, if you have made that mistake, or if you have received any other citation at a “safety check” or elsewhere, you may find yourself seeking legal assistance. Stop Searching, We Can Help. Call us today at 815-397-2006, or visit our website to schedule your Free Case Consultation.

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