The checkpoint will be held in conjunction with nearby saturation patrols to aggressively combat alcohol-related injuries and fatal crashes.
Butler County O.V.I. Task Force Coordinator Carl Phillips said, “The checkpoint will remove impaired drivers. Also, we will provide informational pamphlets educating drivers on the dangers of impaired driving.
Any additional questions concerning the O.V.I. checkpoint may be directed to the Hamilton Police Department’s Public Affairs Section at 868-5811, extension 2007.
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