CHILLICOTHE, Ohio — The Ohio State Highway Patrol has confirmed the implementation of an OVI (Operating a Vehicle Impaired) checkpoint this week in Chillicothe.
The precise time and location in which the checkpoint will be established will be disclosed on the day of the operation.
In light of this development, law enforcement authorities strongly advocate for responsible alcohol consumption practices. They encourage individuals planning to consume alcohol to designate a sober driver or make appropriate travel arrangements ahead of time. The objective is to prevent unnecessary loss of life, discouraging the reckless and self-centered act of driving while impaired.
Local law enforcement agencies are set to also provide operational support for the sobriety checkpoint.
