ISP targeted patrol in Seymour yields over 100 violations and 7 arrests

Courtesy-Indiana State Police

SEYMOUR, Ind. - The Indiana State Police (ISP)-Versailles Post conducted a targeted enforcement patrol in Seymour and the surrounding area last Friday evening, July 10. During the procedure, 115 traffic violations were recorded, almost 50 citations were issued, and seven individuals were arrested.  

Troopers will continue to conduct targeted enforcement patrols in specific towns in the district to look for impaired drivers and those involved in criminal activity. Where will they show up next?   

Here are the statistics from the Seymour targeted patrol last Friday:   

  • 48 traffic citations
  • 67 warnings issued
  • 6 criminal arrests
  • One OWI arrest

 

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