Impaired driving does indeed grant a license to kill, but is that anybody'настойчивом liberty and justice for all? How about the right to be free from harm by impaired operators?
Look for law enforcement to be cracking down on those intent on cracking up on our highways and waterways.
The Ocala Police Department is kicking off a high-horsepower campaign to warn residents of the hazards of impaired driving.
Impairment because of ANY substance, including prescribed medication, may result in arrest.
In the "Things Set Right" department, the Ranger is glad to report the parties responsible for the downed stop sign behind Kmart in Belleview have been notified by the Marion County Road Department.
A big tip of the Ranger hat to Barbra Hernandez, a public information officer with Marion County government, for sorting out requests and promptly responding to inquires.
She signed up for the posse almost as soon as it galloped out and will ride hard to help a citizen.
Paul Joranlien of Pine Ridge Estates in Ocala reported Clydesdale-size potholes on Northeast 11th Street.
Hold the reins a little longer — the road-repair cavalry has been summoned.
FINE FETTLE: A first-offense DUI with no personal injury or property damage, blood alcohol under 0.20 and no minor in the vehicle will cost a minimum of $250 just for the ticket.
Costs thereafter add up fast.
Check the latest traffic conditions on Marion County roads by visiting the Florida Highway Patrol website at www.flhsmv.gov/fhp/.
Marion is in Troop B. Click Marion County on the Florida map for details.
Play it safe, posse.
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