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Shasta County Grand Jury • 2010-2011

City of Redding's Use of Sobriety Checkpoints: Deterrent for Impaired Drivers

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Findings 4 findings

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Impaired driving and impaired related crashes are a threat to the safety and well being of

F2 Page 35

Sobriety checkpoints should be integrated with DUI saturation patrols, public information

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Prosecutorial support is needed for the DUI enforcement program to be successful

F4 Page 35

Sobriety checkpoints when integrated with an aggressive enforcement program and

Recommendations 2

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The Grand Jury recommends that the City of Redding continue to fund the Sobriety
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That the Redding Police Department continue the use of specialized DUI patrols that can