Lincoln City Police awarded DUII enforcement grant

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    LCPD DUII

    Lincoln City Police will be on the lookout for drivers under the influence this holiday season with extra patrols due to a $2,500 grant designed to crack down on impaired drivers.

    From Dec. 15 through Jan. 1, police will have extra patrol officers in Lincoln City when higher numbers of DUII incidents are likely to occur.

    The effort is part of a national “High Visibility Enforcement” campaign that seeks to reduce the number of DUII related vehicle crash deaths and injuries across the nation.

    LCPD used DUII enforcement grants during Labor Day this year on two operations which netted two arrests and 14 citations for various traffic violations.

    The grant funds are made possible from Oregon Impact and the Oregon Department of Transportation.

    SOURCELincoln City Police Department -- LT. Jeffrey Winn
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    1. Outstanding! I have a lot of law enforcement experience. I’d be glad to help
      get these booze hounds a safe place to sleep it off! We live far too close to the
      Olivia Beach short term rental party zone, besides the lawless driving, I’m
      constantly smelling dope coming from cars driving by and through, I mean
      through the 3 way stop sign like it isn’t even there in big red shiny metal. Just
      stop by and deputize me and Mom, the LCPD already knows my address. 🙂
      I could get paid in confiscated items, or cash- either way is good.

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