Wood County Sheriff’s Office announces Super Bowl weekend traffic blitz

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WOOD COUNTY, Ohio (WTOL) — The Wood County Sheriff’s Office will increase traffic patrols over the Super Bowl weekend to target driving violations like DUI, failure to yield, and speeding. The enforcement period, funded by a grant, will run from Sunday to Monday with zero tolerance for certain violations.

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