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St Patrick's DUI Patrols

Posted by William Kirk, Partner | Mar 17, 2019 | 0 Comments

Sunday, March 17th is St. Patrick's Day and one of America's most dangerous days on the highways.  Extra patrols will be on the roads statewide Sunday.  Remember, the only way you can assure you never get arrested for a DUI is to not drink and drive.  DUI patrols are currently underway nationwide right now.  

Utah is enforcing their new lower legal limit.

Denver has "saturation patrols" all night tonight.  

San Diego is operating both saturation patrols and roadblocks all night tonight. 

Remember, if you've been consuming alcohol we recommend a ride share of designated driver.  If you have arrested for a DUI, you can contact Cowan Kirk Kattenhorn, 24 hours a day, at 425.822.1220.  

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William Kirk, Partner

Bill Kirk has been named a Super Lawyer by Washington Law and Politics Magazine every year since 2003. He currently serves on the Board of Regents to the National College for DUI Defense and is the President of the Washington Foundation for Criminal Justice. Bill is one of only two attorneys in this state to pass the National College's Board Certification Exam.

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