Crime & Safety

89 Nabbed For No Seat Belts During Memorial Day Campaign: Police

The Arlington Heights Police Department took part in a statewide campaign from May 13-31.

ARLINGTON HEIGHTS, IL — The Arlington Heights Police Department recently completed enforcement activities relating to the Illinois Department of Transportation’s designated Memorial Day Enforcement Campaign. The campaign took place from May 13 - 31

According to police, the primary focus was to identify and apprehend motorists who chose to drive while under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs, without using their safety belts, or were committing licensing, equipment or other miscellaneous Illinois Vehicle Code traffic violations.

Enforcement activities resulted in the following cumulative arrests and citations:

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  • 3 = Driving Under the Influence
  • 1 = Aggravated Driving Under the Influence
  • 89 = Failure to Wear Seat Belt
  • 4= Child Safety Seat Violations
  • 76 = Distracted Driving
  • 19 = Speeding
  • 11 = Registration-Related Violations
  • 31 = Equipment Violations
The Arlington Heights Police Department said it is committed to traffic safety and will continue to
be an active participant in IDOT’s grant program by participating in the upcoming “Drive
Sober or Get Pulled Over” and “Click It or Ticket” Independence Day enforcement
campaigns.

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