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(KLZA)-- The Richardson County Sheriff’s Office participated in the “You Drink & Drive, You Lose” mobilization December 18th to January 3rd.
During this time period the Sheriff’s Office made 141 contacts with citations issued to 54 persons. Two people were arrested for Driving Under the Influence and one citation was issued for minor in possession of alcohol. Four more were cited for having open containers of alcohol.
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