Orlando police recently took part in a multi-agency DUI Operation, which resulted in three arrests and dozens of citations. (Photo: Orlando Police Department)
Orlando police recently took part in a multi-agency DUI Operation, which resulted in three arrests and dozens of citations. (Photo: Orlando Police Department)

Three people were arrested and over 30 citations were issued after the Orlando Police Department joined forces with local agencies for a high-visibility DUI crackdown.

On Sunday, July 5, OPD stated on social media that the “Mutual Aid DUI Operation” involved 10 different law enforcement agencies and nearly 100 police officers across Orange County.

Orlando police officers made contact with nearly 80 individuals during the DUI enforcement operation. (Photo: Orlando Police Department)
Orlando officers made contact with nearly 80 individuals during the DUI enforcement operation. (Photo: Orlando Police Department)

During the countywide initiative, Orlando officers reportedly conducted proactive patrols, recovered illegal drugs, and responded to a traffic crash that ultimately resulted in a DUI arrest.

A traffic crash reportedly led to the arrest of one of the DUI suspects. (Photo: Orlando Police Department)
A traffic crash reportedly led to the arrest of one of the DUI suspects. (Photo: Orlando Police Department)

In total, OPD reported that its officers made contact with 78 individuals during the multi-agency operation, resulting in 31 citations being issued. In addition, three individuals were arrested on DUI charges, along with one felony arrest and one misdemeanor arrest.

Orlando officers instructing a driver to perform a field sobriety exercise during the operation. (Photo: Orlando Police Department)
Orlando officers instructing a driver to perform a field sobriety exercise during the operation. (Photo: Orlando Police Department)

“These outcomes highlight (our) ongoing commitment to proactive enforcement and holding impaired drivers accountable for their actions,” said the Orlando Police Department.