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Rhode Island Police Chiefs’ Association Unveils Nine New Dedicated DUI Patrol Vehicles
CRANSTON The Rhode Island Police Chiefs’ Association unveiled nine new patrol vehicles late last week that are specifically designed to assist in drunk and impaired-driving enforcement throughout the state.
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Rhode Island Police Chiefs’ Association Executive Director Sidney Wordell speaks Friday morning at the Cranston Police Training Complex, flanked by many of the new DUI enforcement vehicles RIPCA unveiled at the event. (Photo courtesy Rhode Island Police Chiefs’ Association)
RIPCA President Chief Richard Ramsay of the West Greenwich Police Department speaks on the statistics relating to impaired-driving fatalities in Rhode Island. (Photo courtesy Rhode Island Police Chiefs’ Association)
John Guilfoil Public Relations LLC Media Advisory – RSVP Required Rhode Island Police Chiefs’ Association to Unveil Nine New DWI Patrol Vehicles
PROVIDENCE The Rhode Island Police Chiefs’ Association will be hosting a press conference tomorrow to unveil nine new patrol vehicles specifically designed to assist in drunk and impaired driving enforcement throughout the state. The vehicles were funded through the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration via the Rhode Island Department of Transportation’s Office on Highway Safety (OHS).
For immediate release Note: Media members who are interested in covering this event are asked to RSVP with Matthew Reid at 603-276-9216 or [email protected] by 8 a.m., Friday, March 12.