California Police Increased DUI Saturation Patrols for Super Bowl Sunday and How an Experienced San Diego DUI Attorney Can Help You – California Vehicle Code 23152

In recent years, Super Bowl Sunday has become notorious for being the number one day for drunk driving-related incidents in California. In 2009, 11 people were killed and 163 people were injured in drunk driving accidents on Super Bowl Sunday. These figures are three and two times the normal daily average for the state. For the 2010 Super Bowl, county-wide police forces throughout California decided to increase its DUI patrols and checkpoints to prevent these accidents. Large concentrations of police in patrol areas and checkpoints are known as “saturation patrols,” and they are made to deter any potential criminal activity in areas where crime might occur. Nevertheless, in Orange County alone, more than 40 arrests for DUI were made during Super Bowl Sunday for 2010.

In California, a DUI conviction can result in a jail sentence, thousands of dollars in fines, and a license suspension. Multiple convictions will significantly increase these punishments.

If you or a loved one has been arrested for a DUI, contact our experienced San Diego DUI attorneys at Wallin and Klarich as soon as possible. Our knowledgeable and skilled San Diego DUI attorneys can help you through the complex court system surrounding DUI charges. Our attorneys will ensure that your rights are protected and that you understand the options available to you. Contact us today to begin working on your DUI defense. Call (877) 466-5245 to speak to one of Wallin & Klarich’s aggressive and experienced criminal defense attorneys. We will be there when you call.