Police in Birmingham break up at an exhibition driving Super Bowl Weekend with “Knight Rider Operation” – WBRC

Birmingham, Ala. (WBRC) – The Birmingham police will break into an exhibition driving this weekend by restarting “Operation Knight Rider.”

Police say they are responding to recent complaints from neighbors.

In the last year, police in Birmingham claims that they have taken illegal weapons, drugs and stolen cars from the streets in these operations.

A legislator who helped write the bills to stop the exhibition driving says the law works.

State Representative Alan Trydurui points to The most common round of “Knight Rider Operation– In Birmingham it happened around the New Year. Police said there were no reports of exhibition driving in the city.

Reporter Trekraway said in the past that there were several deaths and injuries associated with driving exhibitions, and because of the risk it represents, it is important to continue to break up the crime.

“The problem of applying in this type of situation is when you stop it completely, people will return and the activity will increase again, so we have to be on top, stay on top and perform this type of hidden operations from time to time,” said respectively. Third.

Reporter Trekraway says he is pleased with both the use of the Birmingham law and other departments throughout the country.

“I’m glad to see that in Alabama, departments use this new law very effectively. We just have to get the message there because there are still a number of people who do not realize that they can go to prison, lose their license and their vehicle, “he said.

The Treadaway reporter also adds that Alabama’s legislation is ready to strengthen the law if state municipalities and counties continue to have problems with driving exhibitions.

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