Starkville leads the state ................

[futaba.79]

in DUI arrests. I don't know whether these guys should be applauded or investigated. I know that I get sick of roadblocks. It's the second article.

http://www.starkvilledailynews.com/content/view/59142/1/

 

[rebelrouseri]

For anyone under 21, a BAC level of at least .02 percent is considered legally drunk, while for those 21 and over, a BAC of .08 percent is considered legally drunk.

So if you are 20, i guess you are a light-weight. Why not just give the kid an underage fine? I'll bet I could drive better than most old foks when I was 20 w/ a .02 bal.

 

[ram124]

I always knew Officer Word was a stickler on DUI's or anything alcohol related for that matter, and I've heard Cook's name thrown around, but I've never heard of Williams. Honestly, I probably should have gotten one a few times, but due to the increased patrol for DUIs, it made me think about not driving and just walking all the time now. It's a bit ridiculous how many road blocks and driver's they pull over for suspicion, but I guess it does keep the roads safe. </p>

 

[Porkchop.sixpack]

and pilot are pledged to sobriety.

 

[Ivehadbetter]

I don't have to dress up.
It's a lot cheaper.
I can take my dog.
I can walk back across the street to my house.</p>

 

[redfish66]

it is illegal to drink if you are under 21. If you register .02 or more you are considered driving under the influence.

 

[JR]

Not saying I have never done it, and I would hate to have a DUI, and I feel sorry for anyone that gets one....but still....

 

[DynamicDawg]

in DUI arrests. I don't know whether these guys should be <span style="font-weight: bold;">applauded or investigated</span>. I know that I get sick of roadblocks. It's the second article.

http://www.starkvilledailynews.com/content/view/59142/1/

Definitely applauded. It wouldn't hurt my feelings if they doubled those numbers.
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[rem101]

thats because spd got a $25,000 grant or something just to patrol for dui's