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Why we haven't stopped drinking and driving
The crash that killed Bristol Township teenager Mark Shreck was, as a prosecutor said, "a ticking time bomb." So was the maiming of Becky Dewar, a child rendered quadriplegic by her father's drunken driving on a rainy night in Delaware County.
By Rose Ciotta and Karl Stark / Inquirer Staff Writers
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Law enforcement? It varies
Planning to drive drunk tonight? You might want to avoid Upper Moreland, Nether Providence, Hi-Nella and Pennsauken. Police there arrest people like you in big numbers.
By Karl Stark and Rose Ciotta / Inquirer Staff Writers
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Repeaters pose the biggest challenge
John J. Toole of Stratford, Camden County, has been convicted 10 times of driving under the influence. His New Jersey license is suspended for decades to come - but he says he still drives in Pennsylvania.
By Rose Ciotta and Karl Stark / Inquirer Staff Writers
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Why our region lags in the DUI fight
They were full of youthful idealism. More than 350 high school students swarmed Harrisburg last fall, giving legislators empty beer bottles stuffed with proposals to make beer kegs traceable. With them came volunteers from Mothers Against Drunk Driving, handing out black stress balls that said, "Get Behind the .08 Ball."
By Karl Stark and Rose Ciotta / Inquirer Staff Writers
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