Delaware police will be out in force this weekend in an effort to crack down on drunken driving.
State highway safety officials say more than 100 police officers will gather in Wilmington, Bear, Dover, Rehoboth Beach and Seaford to conduct checkpoints.
Drivers will find police checkpoints in five different locations: two in New Castle County, two in Sussex County and one in Kent County.
Similar checkpoint operations, in July and September, resulted in 28 DUI arrests, police said.
Authorities say there have been 34 deaths attributed to impaired-driving in Delaware so far this year, and more than 3,200 DUI arrests.
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