💨 Abstract
The ACLU of Hawaii sued the Honolulu Police Department, alleging officers are arresting sober drivers to meet DUI quotas. The department is reviewing all impaired driving arrests dating back to 2021. The lawsuit claims officers are driven by incentives to make arrests, even without probable cause. It represents drivers arrested despite showing no signs of impairment and passing field sobriety tests.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
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