Heres why there was a large police response on Lilly Road in Olympia Saturday morning

Olympia, WALocal News

On the evening of December 5, 2024, a serious traffic incident occurred in east Olympia when a two-vehicle crash resulted in one injury and the arrest of a driver for DUI. The accident took place on Martin Way East, where a deputy from the Thurston County Sheriff's Office was the first responder. After the collision, the case was handed over to the Olympia police for further investigation. Sheriff Derek Sanders communicated with the community via Facebook, reaffirming the Sheriff's Office's dedication to tackling traffic violations and enhancing public safety. This incident highlights the ongoing issue of DUI incidents in the area, prompting law enforcement to raise awareness about safe driving practices, particularly as the holiday season approaches.

The increasing number of DUI arrests has led to discussions on improving traffic enforcement strategies within the community, serving as a reminder of the serious consequences of impaired driving and the necessity of adhering to traffic laws.

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