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LPD to crack down on speeding, impaired driving on O Street

Summary by The Daily Nebraskan

The Lincoln Police Department announced that its Northeast team would launch a targeted traffic enforcement project spanning through the month of March, focusing on speeding and impaired driving along O Street.

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LPD to crack down on speeding, impaired driving on O Street

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