Maryland State Police patrol troopers began increased holiday traffic enforcement efforts on May 26, 2017 that continued through May 30, 2017. During that period, troopers arrested 111 impaired drivers, arrested 78 for criminal offenses and arrested another 53 people who were found to be wanted on warrants.
The arrests occurred during 7,833 traffic stops made by troopers working traffic safety initiatives that included additional patrols, sobriety checkpoints, saturation patrols, and speed enforcement. Troopers issued 5,196 citations, 4,922 warnings and 807 safety equipment repair orders. Troopers at each of the 23 Maryland State Police barracks were involved in special enforcement operations during the holiday period.
During this period, troopers responded to 255 crashes. There were no fatal crashes reported.
There were 255 incidents in which the people needed the assistance of the police.
ReplyDeleteHowever, 7,833 people were stopped for non-property damage incidents (non-crimes) under Common Law.
12:08PM = Is probably a Police Academy reject, Trooper wanna be.
ReplyDeleteNice work MSP!
12:23 probably wipes Limelight Lewis' butt for him.
ReplyDeleteAnd they want to stop cruising OC in the spring I think they should stop the holiday.
ReplyDeleteEverybody happy? It's "Bash a Cop Day". Only problem is everyday is Bash A Cop Day on this blog.
ReplyDeleteNo 12:08 PM, 7833 people were stopped because they think they can do whatever they want to. Meanwhile, many thousands of law abiding motorists peacefully passed by those same 7833 idiots that are incapable of doing the right thing.
ReplyDeleteWe are usually in another state over major holidays. MD has turned holidays into state revenue enhancement events. We just got back today.
ReplyDeleteNo fatal crashes... seems like a good weekend to me
ReplyDeleteWhen will they ever do the right thing and target other traffic offenses such as tailgating, weaving, blocking, impeding, etc.?
ReplyDeleteI realize cash they might generate from those offenses might be lower but it would help create safer roads. And isn't that always their justification for such operations, safety?
8:29 actually the right thing would be to obey the constitution and not stop people for bs. then take that extra time and go down into sby's ghettos and arrest the dealers of death! oh but then that would cost the state money wouldn't it?
ReplyDeleteRevenuers!