DUI

A man thought it would be a good idea to get in a shootout with police after he was suspected of DUI...he was wrong.

A Greeley man is facing multiple charges after the Greeley Fire Department rescued him from his vehicle following a suspected drunk-driving crash on Sunday afternoon.

He seemingly responded to the incident via Twitter.

A police officer in Aurora got drunk on duty and fell asleep in his patrol car and didn't lose his job, or face D.U.I. charges.

A 25-year-old man was arrested for DUI, while travelling at speeds of 100 mph this weekend in Weld County.

Arrests for driving under the influence in 2017 were higher than 2016 by more than 3,000 according to CDOT. Over the course of 14 enforcement periods in 2017, there were 10,359 drivers that were arrested for driving under the influence...

The Heat Is On campaign ran from November 17th though the 27th in the state of Colorado. The campaign was aimed to keep drivers safe on the roads from impaired drivers during the Thanksgiving holiday. During the DUI enforcement campaign, a total of 613 drivers were arrested for driving under the influence, up from 2016...

CDOT and Colorado State Patrol will begin to ramp up their DUI enforcement for the Thanksgiving holiday starting today (November 17th) in efforts to curb drinking and driving. The ongoing "Heat is On" campaign is aimed at Colorado DUI and DWAI laws in hopes to reduce the number of injuries and fatalities on the roadways caused by impaired drivers...

In 2016, almost half of the people who were charged with a DUI were repeat offenders. At more than 40 percent, CDOT is trying to change that number with something you could get for free... A phone breathalyzer. If you live in Weld County, you could be eligible to get a phone breathalyzer...

If you have been in trouble with the law before in Weld County, it is very easy to be able to see if law enforcement has been on the lookout for you. With one click of your computer mouse, you'll see that anyone can pull up your information.

The latest DUI enforcement campaign started on February 3rd and lasted until February 6th. Officials throughout the state will bring it back starting March 10th for the St. Patricks Day celebrations that will occur.

The Colorado Department of Transportation, the Colorado State Patrol, and law enforcement agencies statewide want to make it clear not to drink and drive this holiday season.