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The National Liquor Law Enforcement Association

The National Liquor Law Enforcement Association. Membership. Over 100 agency members Covering all 50 states & several Canadian provinces Over 1000 members. Objectives. To enhance professional relationships among liquor law enforcement officials.

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The National Liquor Law Enforcement Association

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  1. The National LiquorLaw Enforcement Association

  2. Membership Over 100 agency members Covering all 50 states & several Canadian provinces Over 1000 members

  3. Objectives • To enhance professional relationships among liquor law enforcement officials. • To secure a national unity of action toward public safety through professional liquor law enforcement. • To enhance the standards and Best Practices of liquor law enforcement. • To enhance the training and development of the liquor law enforcement profession.

  4. National Liquor Law Enforcement Data Project To demonstrate the volume and quality of effective liquor law enforcement; To allow each agency to conduct self assessment, improvement and development of their agency; and To provide a clear picture of nationwide liquor enforcement to assist each state agency in areas of policy, budget and enforcement.

  5. Enforcement Outline Baseline Enforcement Program: Compliance Checks The objective of this operation is to educate licensees and to increase the vigilance of bars & liquor stores in the checking of identification. Targeted – Data Driven Enforcement: Problem Bars Data based, intensive enforcement at bars and liquor stores seen as the source of alcohol related crimes and impacting the quality of life in our communities. While the majority of licensees operate within the law, it is estimated that 10 to 15% are problematic and are targeted for intensive enforcementuntil the problem is resolved. Enhanced Enforcement Operations Point of Sale; Trap Door; Party Patrol and Keg Registration Operations

  6. Compliance Checks

  7. Compliance Checks

  8. Compliance Checks

  9. Compliance Checks

  10. Targeted – Data Driven Enforcement Data & Complaint Sources Police Reports Police Requests for Assistance Community Groups General Public

  11. Targeted – Data Driven Enforcement

  12. Targeted – Data Driven Enforcement

  13. Targeted – Data Driven Enforcement Newton’s Corner Mart charged with selling alcohol to 90 minors State pops 70 violating underage booze laws in New Bedford 70 individuals face alcohol violations and package store faces charges In liquor store stakeout, a slap at teen drinking State nabs 17 minors, cites Holbrook owner Booze bust at Quincy doorstep State investigators charge liquor deliveryman in sting

  14. Data Driven Drunk Driving Enforcement Demonstration Project Report A Campaign to Reduce Impaired Driving Through Retail-Oriented Enforcement in Washington State

  15. Data Driven Drunk Driving Enforcement

  16. Data Driven Drunk Driving Enforcement

  17. Data Driven Drunk Driving Enforcement

  18. Data Driven Drunk Driving Enforcement Police May Soon Track Where Intoxicated Drivers Had Their Final Drink Virginia Liquor Control Board Targeting Top Bars in Spokane Washington ABC Initiative targets problem liquor sellers North Carolina Demonstration Project Report: www.nllea.org A Campaign to Reduce Impaired Driving Through Retail Enforcement Washington Alcohol and Violent Crime: www.nllea.orgWhat Is The Connection? What Can Be Done?

  19. Data Driven Drunk Driving Enforcement Operation Last Call There are over 2400 OUI reports from District Courts that are filed with the Massachusetts ABCC annually. In 2007 the Investigation and Enforcement Division developed a report of bars in 22 municipalitiesthat were the top 30 “worst offenders”.24 of these bars were charged with selling alcohol to an intoxicated person (SIP). The 2008 data demonstrates a dramatic reduction (95%) in the number of OUI’s originating from the bars that had been subject to the intensive liquor enforcement in 2007 and charged with SIP.

  20. Data Driven Drunk Driving Enforcement

  21. Data Driven Drunk Driving Enforcement

  22. Data Driven Drunk Driving Enforcement SIP Enforcement in Massachusetts I-Team: Mass. Uncovers Worst Bars In State

  23. National Liquor Law Enforcement Association 11720 Beltsville Drive, Suite 900 Calverton, MD, 20705 Phone: 301-755-2795 Fax: 301-755-2799 Website: http://www.nllea.org

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