Local-DUI-Attorney.org President and Founder Peter Buh echoed a familiar refrain this week as thousands of Arizona police officers made more than 1,700 arrests in just two weeks.
“I’ve said it before and I’ll say it again. When law enforcement goes for numbers and quotas they are not just doing their job, they are protecting their job.” Attorney Buh stated in this morning’s press release. “The unfortunate result for everyone, including law enforcement, is compromised evidence in important DUI prosecutions and loss of respect by many for those sworn to serve and protect.”
During a National Impaired Driving Crackdown campaign, which began Aug. 20 and ended Monday, these Arizona law enforcement officers worked regular schedules and overtime to net a record number of DUI arrests for the campaign. That number was approaching 1,800 at the latest count. Unaware or unassuming motorists were arrested by the droves.
“Nearly two thousand people now need a local DUI attorney to assist them in their defense to level the playing field with the government.” Attorney Buh stated. “Most of those individuals had no problems with law enforcement just two weeks ago and now their lives are changed forever. This is serious business and it is, without question, a business – a form of generating revenue. Not many people could argue with that, even assuming, as I do, that DUI laws are important and should be enforced appropriately.” Attorney Buh concluded. For further information, contact a Bibb County DUI Attorney or a Local DUI Attorney.
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