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Fast-Food Dragnet Fails

By Lawrence Taylor

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A few days ago I posted about the latest police tactic: stationing cops in fast-food drive-thrus and nabbing drivers if they appeared to have DUI symptoms.  See Burger With Fries…and Field Sobriety Tests.   So how has that brilliant scheme worked out? Plan To Get Drunks at Drive-Thrus Falls Flat Tucson, AZ  –  A plan by the Pima County Sheriff’s Department that would have stationed deputies at fast-food joints to sniff out drunken drivers appears to have fallen flat. The department had hoped to target drunken driving by putting undercover deputies inside 24-hour fast-food restaurants to spot impaired drivers placing their orders. If deputies spotted someone with classic symptoms of impairment, they were to call a uniformed deputy stationed outside to pull the driver over...continue to full post

Full post as published by DUI Blog on June 29, 2009 (boomark / email).

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