Bend PD Busy During Holiday DUII Emphasis

BEND, OR — Bend Police arrested four intoxicated drivers over the Labor Day holiday weekend. Bend and other agencies across Central Oregon and the state participated in what’s known as a High Visibility Enforcement. In addition to the four DUII arrests, Bend officers cited drivers for speeding, driving with out a license and more.

Redmond PD reported one DUII arrested during the HVE.

The High Visibility Enforcement is funded by overtime funds through the state Department of Transportation.

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