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Tucson police to set up sobriety checkpoint Fri.

Citizen Staff Writer
IN BRIEF

Tucson police will be operating a sobriety checkpoint this week.

The checkpoint will be set up Friday night at an undisclosed location within the city limits, according to a Tucson Police Department announcement. The announcement did not say at what time or until what time the checkpoint would be operated.

Police typically do not announce checkpoint times and places in advance.

Police hope the checkpoint will increase motorists’ awareness of the dangers of drunken driving and deter motorists who are impaired from driving, the announcement said.

The goal also is to reduce the number of DUI collisions and lower the number of injuries and deaths from such collisions the department said.

DAVID L. TEIBEL

dteibel@tucsoncitizen.com

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