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MADD's November Law Enforcement Newsletter

November Mission Moment 

 

Sergeant Ramon Gutierrez
Harris County Sheriff's Office, Texas

On January 24, 2022, at about 1:00 am, Sergeant Ramon Gutierrez was struck and killed by a drunk driver in Harris County Texas on the East Beltway feeder road near Tidwell Road.

Sergeant Gutierrez was providing an escort for a permitted heavy load and was directing traffic while blocking an exit ramp.  An impaired driver drove around his police motorcycle and struck him before fleeing the scene. Another deputy stopped the driver a short distance away and placed her under arrest.
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Sergeant Ramon Gutierrez

MADD November 2022 Officer of the Month

 

Officer Brandon DeVita
Holly Police Department, Michigan

Madd Proudly recognizes Officer Brandon DeVita of the Holly Police Department as our Officer of the Month for November 2022. Officer DeVita joined the Holly Police Department in April of 2021.  He has a passion for traffic safety and impaired driving enforcement.

In his first 8 months of patrol duty, Officer DeVita arrested 44 impaired drivers. He has an exceptional impaired driving detection and roadside technique combined with perfected report writing skills.  This reflects in his conviction rate, which is the best in the department.  Read More...

Officer Brandon DeVita

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Waymo Train First Responder How to Interact with Autonomous Vehicles

The question is common: If there’s an emergency or incident, how will police and emergency responders interact with a fully autonomous vehicle?

Waymo was the first company to publish a plan to help law enforcement and other emergency responders understand how its technology and vehicles work and be prepared for any situation on the road including emergencies, collisions, and other scenarios where there is no vehicle operator.

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MADD's 2019 Report to the Nation

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IACP Traffic Safety Resource Guide 

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MADD and Legislation

 
 

The Mission

The mission of Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) is to end drunk driving, help fight drugged driving, support the victims of these violent crimes, and prevent underage drinking.

Mothers Against Drunk Driving 

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511 E. John Carpenter Freeway

Irving, TX  75062

 

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