Karen Kucher

U-T San Diego

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Reporter with U-T San Diego

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California Highway Patrol officers are called upon to determine if drivers are under the influence of illegal substances.

Rounding Up Transients to Train Police

California Highway Patrol officers are called upon to determine if drivers are under the influence of illegal substances.

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