NOPD announces proactive DUI patrols scheduled for April 9

Anne Kirkpatrick, Superintendent
Anne Kirkpatrick, Superintendent
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The New Orleans Police Department announced on April 6 that its Traffic Division will conduct proactive impaired driving patrols on Thursday, April 9.

The department has not yet determined the specific times and locations for these operations. Officials said the patrols could take place anywhere across New Orleans, urging motorists to be aware.

Drivers are advised to expect minimal delays during the patrols and should have proper documentation available if requested, such as proof of insurance and a driver’s license.

“Strategic enforcement saves lives,” NOPD Superintendent Anne Kirkpatrick said. “Our officers are committed to protecting drivers, passengers, and pedestrians through proactive patrols and targeted traffic operations.”

The department’s announcement reflects ongoing efforts to reduce impaired driving incidents in the city. No further details about future enforcement dates or locations were provided.



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