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Saturation patrol yields 11 DUIs
November 20, 2008 | 
The Clarksville Police Department’s saturation patrols (partially funded by the Governor’s Highway Safety Office) to detect DUI/Impaired drivers, November 14 and November 15, 2008 between 2200 hours and 0400 hours yielded the following results:
There were 89 vehicles stopped during the saturation patrols which yielded 92 charges:
11 DUIs, 2 Implied Consent, 1 Reckless Driving, 36 Speeding, 13 Insurance Law, 1 Seat Belt, 3 Equipment Violations, 7 Driver License Violations, 8 Revoked/Suspended Driver Licenses, 4 Vehicle Registration, 1 Traffic Signal Violations,1 Tint, 1 One Way Street,1 U-Turn, 1 Public Intoxication, and 1 Open Container.
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