TX. Deputies cite 213 motorists during vehicle check operation

Deputies cite 213 motorists during vehicle check operation

By Adriana M. Chávez / El Paso Timeselpasotimes.com
Posted: 02/27/2012 10:16:49 AM MST

More than 200 citations were issued to motorists last week during a sheriff's checkpoint targeting drivers with no insurance or driver's licenses.

Deputies with the El Paso County Sheriff's Strike Team conducted the two-day stationary vehicle check operation, which resulted in 213 citations. Of those citations, 91 were given to drivers with no insurance, and 75 drivers were cited for not having a driver's license. Eighteen citations were given to drivers with expired inspection stickers on their cars, and 12 citations were issued to drivers with expired car registration stickers.

Citations were also given to drivers not wearing their seatbelts, driving with an open alcoholic beverage, expired dealers tags, invalid driver's licenses, having unrestrained child passengers and making illegal u-turns.

Deputies said similar operations will be conducted in the near future.

Deputies cite 213 motorists during vehicle check operation - El Paso Times

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75 drivers were cited for not having a driver's license.

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Do they honestly think these people are going to show up in court? If they were illegal that will happen when pigs fly!

If they're Illegal, they "may" go to court, Only to hop back in the same car and drive away, therefore commiting the same crime continuously...Now, if this is a Legal American, they'll probably serve jail time and pay a hefty fine...

This certainly explains why insurance rates are so high for the rest of us that are REQUIRED to have it.

Just wait until you get into an accident with one of them - you will be paying higher rates for years.