The officers did the right thing. Boundary lines mean nothing when an officer needs assistance. There's definitely a brotherhood.
That's double to triple of what we usually have. These guys are working their tails off going call to call to call.
DUI arrests during the Christmas holiday doubled statewide from last year. We had 1,209 statewide DUI arrests versus 622 in 2004.
We do anticipate that the roadways are going to give us some trouble because of the weather.
For some people nothing will make a difference. At least (impounding the car) makes them think about what they did. Now they are without their wheels.
He was in the No. 2 lane and just slid. He was probably going too fast.
The guys were just going from one crash to the next crash. We tend to get two to three times more collisions on a wet day than we do on a dry day.
Either people stayed at home and weren't on the roadway or heeded the advice to slow down, especially on the first rain of the year. The oil on the roadway appears especially during the first storm of the year.
Be prepared for ice in the morning when temperatures dip down. If you see an 'Icy Road' sign and there's tracks where cars run off the road, that's a clue.
We've been getting the typical spinouts. People are going too fast. You start hydroplaning after 50 mph. Even though the speed limit is 65, people need to slow down.