FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WFFT) — Indiana State Police in Fort Wayne were actively engaged over the Halloween weekend, prioritizing the safety of the community, particularly for families and children during trick-or-treating festivities. The increased patrols were part of a concerted effort to ensure that everyone could enjoy the holiday in a secure environment.
During the Halloween weekend, troopers from the Fort Wayne Post conducted a total of 114 traffic stops. These stops were part of the heightened enforcement strategy aimed at maintaining road safety during a time when more pedestrians, especially children, are out and about. The presence of officers was meant to deter any unsafe driving behaviors and to provide a sense of security to families participating in Halloween activities.
Out of the 114 traffic stops, officers issued 102 warnings to drivers. These warnings served as reminders to adhere to traffic laws and regulations, highlighting the importance of safe driving practices. Additionally, 35 traffic infractions were documented over the weekend. These infractions underline the necessity for continued vigilance and enforcement to ensure that the roads remain safe for everyone…