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Maui Police Department’s Halloween Impaired Driving Enforcement Campaign begins today
The Maui Police Department’s Traffic Division will be out enforcing our zero-tolerance response to impaired driving as part of a Halloween Impaired Driving Enforcement Campaign that starts today, Friday, Oct. 28, 2022, and continues throughout the holiday weekend.
MADD: Have fun but don’t drive drunk on St. Patrickʻs Day
Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) reminds people to plan ahead for a safe ride home on Thursday, St. Patrick’s Day, a holiday that continuously ranks as one of the most dangerous on the nation’s roads.
22 DUI Arrests, 81 Speeding Citations During Halloween Weekend Enforcement on Maui
Maui police arrested 22 individuals for Operating a Vehicle Under the Influence of an Intoxicant, and issued 81 speeding citations during holiday impaired driving enforcement over the Halloween weekend.
Maui Police Launch Halloween Impaired Driving Enforcement Campaign on Friday
The Maui Police Department’s Traffic Division will be enforcing its zero-tolerance response to impaired driving over the Halloween weekend, beginning this Friday, Oct. 29, 2021.
Maui Man Arrested After String of Reckless Driving Incidents Including Hit-and-Run
Maui police arrested a Wailuku man on Saturday after a string of reckless driving reports across the island on Saturday morning that included allegations of driving into oncoming traffic in Lahaina, a hit-and-run accident in Wailuku that injured a Waikapū man, and colliding with a parked car in Mākena.
Maui Police to Conduct Labor Day Impaired Driving Enforcement Campaign
The Maui Police Department will step up impaired driving enforcement over the Labor Day holiday–starting Friday, Sept. 3, and continuing through the weekend.
22 Arrested on Maui During Fourth of July Impaired Driving Checkpoints
Maui police arrested 22 individuals for operating a vehicle while under the influence of an intoxicant over the Fourth of July holiday weekend. Police also conducted 16 intoxication checkpoints, screening a total of 1,546 vehicles during the three day effort that began on Friday, July 2, 2021.
Memorial Checkpoint Comes as Maui Police Deal with 400 Percent Increase in Habitual Drunk Driving
“It’s the decision that you make when you get in that car. You can’t change it. It’s like firing a gun. Once you pull the trigger, you can’t get that bullet back. So we need people to understand, especially at this time of the year, especially during the holidays and even with all the other stressors that have taken place all year long–do not drink and drive. Do not drink and drive,” said Lieutenant William Hankins.
