OVI checkpoint planned in Kettering Friday night

Monroe police officer Doug Leist gives a field sobriety test to a man stopped during an OVI checkpoint Early Saturday morning, June 11, 2011 along OH-4 in Monroe, Ohio. Monroe police, along with Middletown police and the Ohio State Highway Patrol, participated in the checkpoint. Staff photo by Nick Graham

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Credit: Nick Graham

Monroe police officer Doug Leist gives a field sobriety test to a man stopped during an OVI checkpoint Early Saturday morning, June 11, 2011 along OH-4 in Monroe, Ohio. Monroe police, along with Middletown police and the Ohio State Highway Patrol, participated in the checkpoint. Staff photo by Nick Graham
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By Breaking News Staff
May 24, 2017
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A sobriety checkpoint is planned Friday night in the city of Kettering.

The OVI checkpoint will be conducted by Kettering police and the Montgomery County OVI Task Force from 9 p.m. Friday to 1:30 a.m. Saturday in the area of East Dorothy Lane and Woodman Drive.

The precise location of the checkpoint will be announced Friday morning.

The effort to “deter and intercept impaired drivers” is funded by federal, state and local grants, according to the release from Kettering police.

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