INLAND EMPIRE--Super Bowl Sunday is likely to produce another turnout of drunk drivers. Lawmen will be ready for them.

On Super Bowl Sunday last year, eleven people died in crashes involving drunk drivers in California. Another 133 people were hurt, three-times the daily average.

Super Bowl Sunday has become one of the most dangerous days on the nation’s highways.

The Riverside County DUI Task Force will deploy saturation patrols.

San Bernardino County Sheriff Rod Hoops urges that a sober driver be chosen at every bowl party long before kick-off. (INT)

Story Date: February 8, 2010