New Mexico State Police Conducts Operation To Curb Illegal Street Racing In McKinley County

NMSP Chief Tim Johnson

NMSP News:

MCKINLEY COUNTY — New Mexico State Police (NMSP) Uniform Officers comprised of officers from Gallup and Grants conducted an illegal street racing operation April 1 in Gallup and surrounding areas.

The purpose of the operation was to curb the influx of street racing within the city limits of Gallup and surrounding areas and raise awareness of safety to motorists.

During the 4-hour operation, officers made two DWI arrests, two misdemeanor arrests and one felony arrest. Officers also issued 48 traffic citations for various violations.

“My officers are committed to keeping all motorists who travel these roadways safe,” NMSP Chief Tim Johnson said. “Operations like these help combat the illegal street and drag racing that continues to put the lives of motorists in unnecessary danger.”

New Mexico State Police will continue to conduct proactive operations like these throughout the year. They encourage the public to drive safely and obey all traffic laws while traveling the roadways of New Mexico.

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