A Piece Of Paper Could Get You Out Of A DUI Checkpoint

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Discussion has sparked over driving under the influence checkpoint protocol after a man was permitted to continue to drive without having interacted with officers at Levy County New Year’s Eve DUI checkpoint. The man instead offered up his license and registration along with a flyer taped to his window “I Remain silent, no searches, I want my lawyer,” without ever opening his windows for officers.

 

 

 

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