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Essex Police make arrests for drink and drug driving

Archive picture. A drug drive stop. - Credit: Essex Police Essex Police made 283 drink and drug driving related arrests over the festive period. Between Tuesday, December 1 and 6am on Saturday, January 2 they made 139 drug driving arrests, 118 drink driving arrests, and 26 arrests for failing to provide a specimen. Temporary Chief Inspector Emma Bullock, head of roads policing, said: “Sadly we continue to see people their safety and those of other road users at risk. “Driving with alcohol or drugs in your system can have a significant impact on your ability behind the wheel. We know that in many cases drug drivers are habitual drug users – it’s part of their daily routine.

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“That’s why we continue to work as a partner of Safer Essex Roads Partnership (SERP) to raise awareness of the issue to try and educate people on drug driving and it’s consequences. “Because at the end of the day, if you drug-drive you could lose your licence and that could mean you can’t work so you could lose your job. If you lose your job, you might not be able to pay your bills - so you might lose your home. “Even worse, you could kill someone. Is the high worth the low? The SERP is made up of three local authority areas of Essex County Council, Southend-on-Sea Borough Council and Thurrock Council to provide a road safety service across Greater Essex.

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Essex Police arrests for drivers who drink and drug drive

Archive: a drug drive stop carried out by Essex Police - Credit: ESSEX POLICE Essex Police have made 157 drink or drug driving-related arrests so far in their Christmas campaign. The figures were released on Monday (Dec 21). Up to December 17, police arrested 81 people on suspicion of drug driving, 64 were arrested on suspicion of drink driving, and 12 were arrested on suspicion of failing to provide a specimen. Temporary Chief Inspector Emma Bullock, head of roads policing, said: “My officers continue to work proactively to target drivers who are putting others at risk. “We’ve all had a challenging year with many people experiencing tragedy and we don’t want anyone to experience any more.

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157 drink and drug driving arrests in Essex in December

157 drink and drug driving arrests in Essex in December
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157 drink and drug driving arrests during December so far

157 drink and drug driving arrests during December so far OFFICERS have made nearly 160 drink or drug driving-related offences in the first half of December. Between 1 and 17 December, 157 people were arrested – 81 on suspicion of drug driving, 64 on suspicion of drink driving, and 12 on suspicion of failing to provide a specimen. Temporary Chief Inspector Emma Bullock, Head of Roads Policing, said: “My officers continue to work proactively to target drivers who are putting others at risk. “We’ve all had a challenging year with many people experiencing tragedy and we don’t want anyone to experience any more. “Many of us have moved into a new set of Government COVID-19 regulations meaning fewer cars will be on the roads but my teams will still be out there keeping you safe.”

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