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Florida Highway Patrol Announces Checkpoints For August
August 1, 2010
The Florida Highway Patrol has announced locations for driver’s license and vehicle checkpoints during the month of August in Escambia and Santa Rosa counties.
In Escambia County, FHP checkpoints will be held during August at the following locations:
- Avery Street west of “W” Street
- Johnson Avenue east of Davis Highway
- Patricia Drive north of Fairfield Drive
- Kingsfield Road west of 297A
In Santa Rosa County, checkpoints will be held:
- State Road 399 west of State Road 87
- Ward Basin Road at the Fire Department
- Anderson Lane south of Willard Norris Road
- Gardenview east of CR197
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5 Responses to “Florida Highway Patrol Announces Checkpoints For August”
Let’s catch the illegals. Don’t let them know where the police are. I think it is pointless too.
REGARDING:
“it just seems pointless because now people know where to avoid driving. That seems silly to me.”
My general impression is that law enforcement is not intended to catch people breaking laws but–if possible–to prevent them from breaking the laws in the first place.
I knew of one who favored fuzz-busters, radar detectors, because they got drivers to slow down to a safe, legal speed. That’s all most want anyway.
David for stopping crime
The thing about it Michelle,is that the folks who would be driving around with no insurance or license never read the paper or listen to talk radio where these warnings are usually given, so no harm no foul.
I guess there is a legal technicality for advance warning? it just seems pointless because now people know where to avoid driving. That seems silly to me.
The police don’t give advance warning of where they are going to be with their radar guns for speeding. So what is the difference?
Impressive. Eight checkpoints in 31 days for two counties and nothing north of Kingsfield Road.