W. Valley roundup to nab 100s with outstanding DUI warrants
Posted: 08/31/2010
SUPRISE, AZ - The search for Surprise residents with outstanding DUI warrants is scheduled to begin Wednesday, September 1.
A joint task force between the Surprise Police Department and the Arizona Department of Public Safety will be visiting the homes and businesses of those with outstanding warrants for DUI charges.
The “roundup” is an attempt to clear more than 300 DUI warrants in the City of Surprise.
Police and Public Safety officers will be out both day and night from Wednesday until the weekend.
Anyone with a DUI arrest warrant who wishes to self-surrender can do so Monday through Thursday from 7 a.m. until 6 p.m. at the Surprise City Court, 16081 North Civic Center Plaza Suite 105.
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