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Posted: 11:43 AM Mar 13, 2008
Feds Crackdown: Drunk Drivers will be Arrested
The feds just started a five-day Saint Patrick's Day weekend crackdown on drunk drivers.
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The feds just started a five-day Saint Patrick's Day weekend crackdown on drunk drivers.
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is warning drivers that if they're impaired-- they'll be arrested.
Wisconsin, Minnesota, and four other Midwestern states are affected.
The feds say it's a response to a recent study on drinking and driving.
The research shows half the drivers and motorcycle riders involved in deadly crashes last Saint Patrick's Day had a blood-alcohol level above legal limits.
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