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FLHSMV and @NHTSAgov are promoting National Teen Driver Safety Week to educate teens on the importance of buckling up, observing all speed limits, never driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol, and focusing on driving.

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Sun glare is usually most problematic during sunrise & sunset, which coincide with rush hour. This intense light can impair drivers' sight. Prepare for the glare by keeping a set of sunglasses handy, removing clutter from sun visors & keeping the inside of your windshield clean. https://t.co/X2ND9i9KB4
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National Teen Driver Safety Week!With over 815,000 licensed teen drivers in the state of Florida, it’s critical teens practice safe driving.

FLHSMV and NHTSA are promoting National Teen Driver Safety Week to educate teens on the importance of buckling up, observing all speed limits, never driving under the influence of drugs or alcohol, and focusing on driving.

PRESS RELEASE: www.flhsmv.gov/2020/10/19/flhsmv-encourages-parents-caregivers-of-teens-to-drive-home-the-message...

For information and resources, click here: www.flhsmv.gov/safety-center/driving-safety/teen-drivers/.
And promote this campaign using these hashtags: #TeenDriverSafety #FocusOnDrivingFL #ArriveAlive #PutItDown ...

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Please keep the Family and the Commerce City Police Department in your thoughts & prayers.

Detective Curt Holland
Commerce City Police Department, Colorado

End of Watch Friday, October 16, 2020

Detective Curt Holland was killed when his department vehicle was struck head-on by a drunk driver near the intersection of Colorado 2 and Turnberry Parkway.

The drunk driver was traveling southbound on Colorado 2 at a high rate of speed when his pickup truck crossed the center line and struck Detective Holland's vehicle head-on. The pickup truck then struck another car driving behind Detective Holland. Detective Holland and the driver of the second vehicle were both killed in the crash. The drunk driver was seriously injured.

Detective Holland had served with the Commerce City Police Department for four years. He is survived by his wife and two children. ...

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Please keep the Family and the Houston Fire Marshal's Office in your thoughts and prayers.

Investigator Lemuel Bruce
Houston Fire Marshal's Office, Texas

End of Watch Friday, October 16, 2020

Investigator Lemuel Bruce was shot and killed at about 3:30 am while conducting surveillance as part of an ongoing arson investigation in the Timbergrove and Heights areas.

He and six other investigators were conducting surveillance following a string of vehicle fires. Investigator Bruce noticed a car matching the description near the intersection of Seamist Drive and West 18th Street, four blocks away from where another vehicle fire had been set minutes earlier. He was in radio contact with the other investigators and was attempting to coordinate a stop of the vehicle when the man opened fire on him, striking him multiple times.

Despite his wounds, Investigator Bruce was able to return fire. The subject committed suicide.

Investigator Bruce was a U.S. Marine Corps veteran. He had served with the Houston Fire Department for 16 years and had been assigned to the Houston Fire Marshal's Office as a sworn arson investigator for five years. He is survived by his wife, 12-year-old daughter, and 8-year-old son. ...

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