Kamloops officers recognized for life-saving work preventing impaired crashes
KAMLOOPS — Kamloops RCMP officers were recently recognized by the local Mothers Against Drunk Driving chapter for their service.
Last month (April 27), MADD Kamloops Community Leader Roxanne Engli paid tribute in a physically-distanced ceremony to 13 officers for their work in preventing deadly impaired crashes.
A release from Kamloops RCMP says the officers collectively stopped at least 156 impaired drivers on a night when they could have killed somebody.
“Good traffic cops and those who take impaired drivers off the road, save more lives than any other unit,” states Kamloops RCMP Superintendent, Sydney Lecky. “They’re very passionate about what they do. I hope it’s something they never get tired of because it means so much to us.”