Officers "Surround the Sound" to prevent real-life frights during Halloween
"Impaired driving during the Halloween weekend is a particular concern because children and families will be out trick-or-treating in the dark, and drivers may be unable to react in time," said Dr. Alonzo Plough, Director and Health Officer for Public Health - Seattle & King County. "It's important for those out at night to wear reflective or other highly visible clothing, carry flashlights, walk on sidewalks and in designated crosswalks, and always watch for traffic."
For details, see full press release at: http://www.metrokc.gov/health/news/04102801.htm
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