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Terrace RCMP Detachment

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30%, as indicated by the most recent statistics." ~
Inspector L.E. Yeske, Officer-in-Charge_

In the United States, nine teenagers die each day,
and 215 teenagers are injured each day in alcohol-related
traffic accidents ...One out of every three teenagers report
that they have been in a car with a driver who has been

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"In British Columbia every day an average of 1 7
persons suffer death or bodily harm as a result of drink-
ing driving accidents ...Over 50% of those hurt in drink-
ing driving accidents sustain head injuries. Typically,
these injuries include disfigurement or brain. damage."

— "B.C.’s Most Serious: Crime” and
"There is No Free Ride With a Drinking Driver’ ‘

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