SACRAMENTO, Calif. — California Highway Patrol (CHP) said its maximum enforcement period is ending on Nov. 28 at midnight.
Since 6 p.m. on Wednesday, Nov. 24, CHP said that 31 people in total have died in crashes. That is along with 948 arrests for people driving under the influence.
As of Nov. 26 around 10 a.m., CHP reported 19 people had died in crashes since the maximum enforcement period began and 395 people were arrested for driving under the influence.
This means that 12 deaths occurred between Friday morning until around noon on Nov. 28. During that same period, about 553 people were arrested for driving under the influence.
During the CHP's maximum enforcement period, all available officers are on the roadways for increased enforcement that usually happens around holidays.
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