Police Take Covert Breath Samples to Detect Dui

Police are sneaking samples of your breath to detectincreased enforcement, and more severe punishment
DUIfor drunk drivers. MADD strongly supports and
According to a law firm of San Diego DUI Lawyersencourages the use of Passive Alcohol Sensors, and
and Drunk Driving Attorneys, there's a hidden breaththrough grants, has provided PAS devices in bulk to
testing device being used on unsuspecting drivers whoseveral police agencies that lacked the funding to
are being involuntarily tested for DUI. That's right. This ispurchase the equipment.
no gimmick or urban wives' tale, it's a little known factManufacturer and Distributor of Covert Breath
that Police Officers across the country are usingSamplers
covert and cleverly hidden Passive Alcohol SensoryPAS International is one of half a dozen manufacturers
Devices, also known as PAS, that are disguised inand/or distributors of covert breathalyzers. PAS
flash lights, pen caddies, and ticket book holders.markets the "PAS IV Sniffer" flashlight at a retail price
In an attempt to detect drunk drivers, or make a DUIof $799, and a "PAS Clipmate" Model ticket book
arrest on a minor driver under age 21 who needs onlymodel for $449 each. Their website caters the to law
a .01% BAC to be above the legal limit, the officer willenforcement market.
wave the flashlight or object within 10 inches thePassive DUI Sniffing is Sneaky
driver's face and mouth to capture a sneaky electronicThe passive hidden alcohol sensor defies the rule and
whiff of their breath. They will then peek at the hiddenbelief that preliminary alcohol screening tests
breath test device to read the results, which typicallyadministered via a portable device are voluntary for
provides either a positive or negative reading as to theadults. Obviously, secret samples obtained from these
presence of alcohol.devices are not dependent on your consent or
Grants & Donations are a source of Hidden Breathvoluntary participation.
Testersis a comprehensive DUI Defense advocacy website
MADD, an acronym for Mothers Against Drunk Driving,providing public service information presented on behalf
is a well known and influential political activist groupof San Diego DUI Lawyer G. Cole Casey.
persistent and vocal in lobbying for stricter DUI laws,