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Aug 2020

The police made 20 arrests over a single weekend on roads around Harrogate, Knaresborough and Skipton as part of a campaign to tackle drink driving.
The highest reading of the weekend was 144ug/100ml - over four times the legal limit - by a women from the Knaresborough area driving in York.
Operation Attention follows a summertime peak in drink driving. The efforts by the police are to put on a "show of force" to deter drink or drug drivers and catch offenders.
A total of 23 arrests were made between August 14 to 17. Out of those arrests, 10 were found to be over the legal alcohol limit - 35ug per 100ml of breath.
Other offences included speeding, with one driver caught driving at 80mph within a 30mph zone.
Traffic Sergeant Andy Morton from the Road Policing Group said:
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