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The 24/7 Sobriety program is making headway in reducing the number of repeat DUI offenders since the start of the program nearly 2 ½ months ago. Eight counties have so far opted to launch the program.

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An Ovando man has pleaded guilty to driving drunk and running vehicles off Montana Highway 200 last fall before sideswiping a trailer and hitting a minivan, seriously injuring three people.

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Missoula Police will be conducting DUI Saturation Patrols during the holidays starting December 15th through January 1st.

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Friday was a big night for football, celebrating and drinking and driving in Missoula.

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Police say a Great Falls woman sustained serious injuries when she jumped from a moving vehicle after getting into an argument with her husband, who has been charged with a fourth driving under the influence and driving without insurance

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A 52-year-old Lolo man seeking a new trial after being convicted in the drunken-driving death of a Missoula pedestrian is also asking to have his driver's license returned.

Brian Holm has yet to go to prison after being convicted in August of vehicular homicide in the death of 23-year-old Brian Beaver of Aberdeen, Ore

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A Corvallis man who crashed his motorcycle while intoxicated was sentenced to 20 years in prison for his ninth conviction of driving under the influence.

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A Missoula man who was given a 20-year suspended prison sentence last week for his role in a drunken-driving crash that killed a woman is accused of violating his probation by doing drugs and hanging out with convicted felons.

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A 27-year-old Anaconda police officer accused of driving drunk and hitting a parked vehicle last month has pleaded not guilty.
Tyler Deeks appeared in Justice Court on Monday and denied misdemeanor charges of DUI first offense and failure to report an accident by the quickest means. His trial has been scheduled for Feb. 16.

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The new law authorizing a crackdown on repeat drunk drivers is among a slate of new laws that went into effect Saturday.

More than 150 of the laws that the Legislature passed earlier this year went into effect on Oct. 1. Most are considered relatively small adjustments to current law.

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