The Tennessee Highway Patrol has announced plans to conduct a sobriety checkpoint in the Lawrenceburg District on February 23, specifically in Marshall County. The checkpoint will be positioned at the 50 mile marker on State Route 50. This initiative aims to ensure the safety of all road users by detecting and deterring impaired driving. Motorists are advised to exercise caution and comply with the instructions of law enforcement personnel during the checkpoint.
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