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[Drew]

Foodie, I have to agree with you. We utilize sobriety check points and seat belt safety check points as a tool in high crime areas primarily to eyeball the interior of the vehicle and,if infractions are found, to run wanted checks. You'd be suprised what criminals leave in plain view in their vehicles. Problem is that it does slightly delay the good guys and I don't know a way around it. We here in Baltimore use them exclusivly in high crime areas or on major roads that funnel criminal movement. (open air drug markets etc.)

Drew