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CHP releases numbers from New Year’s Day Maximum Enforcement period

According to CHP Headquarters Twitter page the recent New Year’s Day Maximum Enforcement period lasting 78 hours, CHP officers made 936 arrests for driving under the influence.

Posted: Jan 2, 2018 5:43 PM

Posted By: Heidi Rene

According to CHP Headquarters Twitter page the recent New Year’s Day Maximum Enforcement period lasting 78 hours, CHP officers made 936 arrests for driving under the influence.

This was a 22% increase from the same period last year.

40 people were killed in collisions in California between 6:01 p.m. on Friday December 29th and 11:59 p.m. on Monday January 1st.

This is a nearly 38% increase from the same period last year.

They also said that 13 of the 19 vehicle occupants killed within CHP jurisdiction during the recent New Year’s weekend were not wearing their seatbelt.

California Coronavirus Cases

Data is updated nightly.

Confirmed Cases: 799516

Reported Deaths: 15393

County	Confirmed	Deaths
Los Angeles	264414	6455
Riverside	57883	1179
San Bernardino	53359	918
Orange	52622	1182
San Diego	45596	773
Kern	31712	360
Fresno	28019	362
Sacramento	21872	399
Alameda	20951	397
Santa Clara	20756	304
San Joaquin	20126	437
Stanislaus	16436	345
Contra Costa	16238	204
Tulare	15829	259
Ventura	12591	146
Imperial	11741	317
San Francisco	10946	99
San Mateo	9714	144
Monterey	9701	70
Santa Barbara	8973	113
Merced	8828	140
Kings	7569	77
Sonoma	7262	120
Marin	6641	114
Solano	6278	63
Madera	4458	65
Placer	3535	44
San Luis Obispo	3479	29
Butte	2790	43
Yolo	2782	55
Santa Cruz	2294	9
Sutter	1689	11
Napa	1653	13
San Benito	1321	11
Yuba	1136	7
El Dorado	1088	4
Mendocino	894	18
Shasta	759	16
Lassen	736	0
Glenn	571	3
Tehama	533	4
Lake	530	11
Nevada	528	6
Colusa	524	6
Humboldt	496	7
Calaveras	314	14
Amador	296	16
Tuolumne	227	4
Inyo	187	15
Mono	165	2
Siskiyou	163	0
Del Norte	138	1
Mariposa	75	2
Plumas	50	0
Modoc	25	0
Trinity	15	0
Sierra	6	0
Alpine	2	0
Unassigned	0	0

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