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(Community Matters 89) BCPD Considers Extra Patrols an Educational Opportunity
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Battle Creek Police will undertake another string of extra patrols in the city and Bedford Township between June 23-29, 2024.
Why?
Lt. Ryan Strunk tells Community Matters it is always a chance to make sure motorists are up to speed on the latest laws (like the no-holding-your-phone law that took effect in 2023).
Still, some motorists caught breaking the law could end up with a ticket (potentially accompanied by a fine and points on their driving record) - others might get away with a warning.
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Episode Resources
BCPD website
More Community Matters: Now Illegal in Michigan: Holding Devices While Driving
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