Victims Of Impaired Drivers, Inc

If our criminal justice system cannot stop an 8 time repeat offender, who can it stop?

Tulsa man with 8 prior DUI convictions runs Oklahoma County deputy off road An Oklahoma County Sheriff’s Office deputy is lucky to be alive after an alleged drunk driver forced him off the road.

Impaired driving doesn’t just affect the person behind the wheel — it affects families, passengers, and everyone sharing the road.

We are committed to preventing DUI crashes and keeping Oklahoma City streets safe. If you choose to drink, choose a safe ride home.

Make the right call before you make the wrong turn.

The Oklahoma Bureau of Narcotics (OBN) is alerting residents about the dangers of Kratom.

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Great job Jeff and Tansey Hellbusch for sharing your story at Ft. Sill. This is something our young soldiers need to hear and internalize.

Fort Sill Hosts Victim Impact Panel Focused on the Consequences of Impaired Driving U.S. Army Soldiers and community members attend a Victim Impact Panel hosted by the Fort Sill Army Substance Abuse Program (ASAP) Office at the Sheridan Theater on Fort Sill, Oklahoma, April 17, 2026. The event featured personal testimony from individuals impacted by impaired driving, including Tans...

Please pray for this family and for the young man's recovery. No one should have to put their family back together like this. DUI is a terrible and selfish decision to make and too often, it is paid for by the innocent.

A 12-year-old boy and his grandmother were killed in a street racing crash after police said a man crashed into the back of the car they were in.

Police said they believe the suspect, Felix Santiesteban, was drunk at the time of the crash.

Santiesteban was arrested on a murder complaint.

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Oklahoma law signed to impose harsher penalties on repeat DUI offenders A new Oklahoma law signed Friday allows multiple DUI offenses to be prosecuted as a single felony case, aiming to hold repeat offenders accountable and provide justice for victims.