The Tucson Police Department is conducting a sobriety checkpoint within city limits Friday night, according to a news release.
The purpose of the DUI checkpoint is to increase awareness about the dangers of drunk driving and to prevent those who have been drinking from getting behind the wheel, the release says.
Previous police checkpoints have been met with public support, according to the release, which doesn’t indicate a particular reason this weekend was chosen for the checkpoint.
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