Drive Sober or Go to Jail
Alpharetta – just like every other city – has a zero tolerance for drinking and driving, and officers will be out in force on New Year's Eve to stop drunk drivers.
New Year's Eve seems to be an even bigger party night than St. Patrick's Day for those who like to imbibe. But it's not only against the law to drink and drive, it's also expensive and not too smart, either. "We are aware during this holiday period there are those individuals who will drink and drive. Those who choose to do so pose an immediate danger to the innocent motorists who use our roadways," said George Gordon, spokesman for the Alpharetta Department of Public Safety. To protect Alpharetta residents during the New Year's Eve time period, he said the department will utilize: "The Alpharetta Department of Public Safety has zero tolerance for drunk driving offenders," Gordon said. Milton's Police Department has the same disdain for …
