4 patrol cars struck by drunk drivers in 4 hours
4 WA patrol cars hit by drunk drivers in 48 hours
The Washington State Patrol is reporting four of its cruisers were struck by impaired drivers in the last 48 hours. This comes as the WSP conducts emphasis patrols to prevent people from getting behind the wheel after drinking during the Thanksgiving holiday.
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