Havasu Carrera @ Pleasent This Weekend

[LuckyStrike]

We Have Stv Keith, Havasu Carrera Coming In From Out Of Town To Party With The Phx Crew....who Else From Out Of Town :d :d :d

[squirt'nmyload]

lookin foward to meeting them.....it's gonna be a wild weekend for sure :D :D

[seanv]

memememe oh i live here :D

[Concept1]

Just got word that might boat should be back to me by the weekend! Im crossing my fingers!!!

[Hotcobra270]

My girl and I will be there..
If you see this boat, come by and have a cold one.

[LuckyStrike]

My girl and I will be there..
If you see this boat, come by and have a cold one.
Nice Looking Cobra....
We Will Keep a Eye Out For Ya...
AJ:D

[Classic Daycruiser]

You out of town's be careful, we do have check points in Arizona.
Enjoy:D :D :D
Brent Whiting
The Arizona Republic
May. 22, 2007 02:42 PM
Southwest Valley drivers heading to lakes should be aware of sobriety checkpoints planned on Memorial Day.
A roadblock will be set up near Lake Pleasant to catch tipsy drivers from 3 to 7 p.m. Monday on Castle Hot Springs Road west of the lake.
In addition, there will be patrols on Arizona 74, a major route to the popular recreation spot.
The operation will be staged by agencies that participate in the West Valley DUI Task Force.
At the checkpoint, every vehicle will be stopped. If an officer detects any signs of trouble, such as a driver smelling of alcohol or empty beer cans in the vehicle, further investigation will be conducted to determine if the motorist may be driving under the influence.
In 1990, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of roadblocks set up to find drunken drivers. The justices ruled 6-3 that preventing "alcohol-related death and mutilation on the nation's roads" outweighs the "slight" intrusion on drivers stopped at sobriety checkpoints.
The ruling upheld Michigan's checkpoint program and, by extension, similar operations in other states, including Arizona.
The Arizona Supreme Court reached a similar conclusion in 1984, overturning a Pima County ruling finding such roadblocks unconstitutional.
Under Arizona law, motorists are presumed intoxicated if their blood-alcohol level exceeds 0.08 percent. If it tops 0.15 percent, they are presumed extremely DUI, resulting in enhanced penalties.:idea:
On Memorial Day last year, the West Valley DUI Task Force arrested 10 people with an average blood-alcohol level of 0.14 percent.

[LuckyStrike]

You out of town's be careful, we do have check points in Arizona.
Enjoy:D :D :D
Brent Whiting
The Arizona Republic
May. 22, 2007 02:42 PM
Southwest Valley drivers heading to lakes should be aware of sobriety checkpoints planned on Memorial Day.
A roadblock will be set up near Lake Pleasant to catch tipsy drivers from 3 to 7 p.m. Monday on Castle Hot Springs Road west of the lake.
In addition, there will be patrols on Arizona 74, a major route to the popular recreation spot.
The operation will be staged by agencies that participate in the West Valley DUI Task Force.
At the checkpoint, every vehicle will be stopped. If an officer detects any signs of trouble, such as a driver smelling of alcohol or empty beer cans in the vehicle, further investigation will be conducted to determine if the motorist may be driving under the influence.
In 1990, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of roadblocks set up to find drunken drivers. The justices ruled 6-3 that preventing "alcohol-related death and mutilation on the nation's roads" outweighs the "slight" intrusion on drivers stopped at sobriety checkpoints.
The ruling upheld Michigan's checkpoint program and, by extension, similar operations in other states, including Arizona.
The Arizona Supreme Court reached a similar conclusion in 1984, overturning a Pima County ruling finding such roadblocks unconstitutional.
Under Arizona law, motorists are presumed intoxicated if their blood-alcohol level exceeds 0.08 percent. If it tops 0.15 percent, they are presumed extremely DUI, resulting in enhanced penalties.:idea:
On Memorial Day last year, the West Valley DUI Task Force arrested 10 people with an average blood-alcohol level of 0.14 percent.
Thanks For The Heads Up Most all of our crew has a D.D.
Also Heard LEOS doing a Check Point Prior to Loading Your Boat @ The 10 Lane:idea:
Best Bet BE SAFE BE SMART:)

[Hotcobra270]

You out of town's be careful, we do have check points in Arizona.
Enjoy:D :D :D
Brent Whiting
The Arizona Republic
May. 22, 2007 02:42 PM
Southwest Valley drivers heading to lakes should be aware of sobriety checkpoints planned on Memorial Day.
A roadblock will be set up near Lake Pleasant to catch tipsy drivers from 3 to 7 p.m. Monday on Castle Hot Springs Road west of the lake.
In addition, there will be patrols on Arizona 74, a major route to the popular recreation spot.
The operation will be staged by agencies that participate in the West Valley DUI Task Force.
At the checkpoint, every vehicle will be stopped. If an officer detects any signs of trouble, such as a driver smelling of alcohol or empty beer cans in the vehicle, further investigation will be conducted to determine if the motorist may be driving under the influence.
In 1990, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld the constitutionality of roadblocks set up to find drunken drivers. The justices ruled 6-3 that preventing "alcohol-related death and mutilation on the nation's roads" outweighs the "slight" intrusion on drivers stopped at sobriety checkpoints.
The ruling upheld Michigan's checkpoint program and, by extension, similar operations in other states, including Arizona.
The Arizona Supreme Court reached a similar conclusion in 1984, overturning a Pima County ruling finding such roadblocks unconstitutional.
Under Arizona law, motorists are presumed intoxicated if their blood-alcohol level exceeds 0.08 percent. If it tops 0.15 percent, they are presumed extremely DUI, resulting in enhanced penalties.:idea:
On Memorial Day last year, the West Valley DUI Task Force arrested 10 people with an average blood-alcohol level of 0.14 percent.
Ill make sure my girl drives the truck back home this weekend..
thanks for the heads up..
Do you know if LE will be out in full force on the water as well?