With Police Present, Private Research Group Tries to Take Blood, Breath and Saliva Samples from Motorists at Checkpoint

September 21st, 2007

Hundreds of people complied!

Via: Denver Post:

The Gilpin County Sheriff’s Office was apologizing Monday after a weekend effort to help a research group led to complaints about what appeared to be a DUI checkpoint – but wasn’t.

Sheriff’s officials who participated in the stops now acknowledge that the nonprofit organization requesting voluntary DUI and drug tests from drivers was overly persistent, according to complaints.

“It was like a telemarketer that you couldn’t hang up on,” said Gilpin County Undersheriff John Bayne.

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