Jackson police urge residents to avoid drunk driving tonight
Jackson police and the Hinds County Sheriff’s Office remind residents to make responsible choices and not drive under the influence this evening.
A single poor decision to drink and drive can lead to lifelong consequences for drivers, passengers, and others on the road, officials said.
Authorities advise planning ahead if drinking. Use a designated driver, call a ride service, or arrange a safe way home.
Chief Tyree D. Jones of the Jackson Police Department and Hinds County Sheriff Lee Vance emphasize that community safety depends on individual actions. They urge residents to work together to keep roads safe tonight.
Drive sober. Arrive alive.





