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The Freeport Highway Patrol Unit issued 29 fixed-penalty notices to errant drivers on Wednesday morning.
Twenty-five drivers got tickets for speeding, three for speaking on their cellphones while driving and one for breaching a traffic light.
Police held the speed exercise on Wednesday on the Solomon Hochoy Highway's southbound lane near the Freeport overpass.
Acting inspector Phillip co-ordinated the exercise, which sergeants Ramroop and Edwards and corporals Dwarika and Mohammed supervised. It included Shift D members, including PCs Jaisumair (speed tech), Wells, Browne, Christopher, WPC Baboolal and officers of the cycle section.
The unit held a similar exercise at the Uriah Butler Highway in Charlieville and issued 57 fixed penalty notices over the weekend. Fifty-five got ticketed for speeding, one for parking within nine metres of a corner and one for improper overtaking on the left.
Acting assistant superintendent Khan-Mohammed co-ordinated the exercise, which was supervised by sergeant Arnold Ramroop and corporals Ronald Mohamed, Shiraz Ali, and Kimberlee Robinson.
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