Oklahoma County Sheriff Deputies Arrest 17 At DUI Checkpoint

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Sunday, April 17th 2011, 4:54 pm

By: News 9

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OKLAHOMA CITY -- It was a busy night for sheriff's deputies Saturday night and into Sunday morning.

The Oklahoma County Sheriff's Office had sobriety checkpoints around southeast 44th and Bryant Avenue.

Deputies made 17 arrests.

Six were for DUI, six others for outstanding warrants and four people were handcuffed for driving under suspension.

The sheriff's office also wrote 59 tickets for minor offenses and gave more than a dozen warnings.

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