Police Take Covert Breath Samples to Detect DUI

Police are sneaking samples of your breath tostricter DUI laws, increased enforcement, and
detect DUImore severe punishment for drunk drivers. MADD
According to a law firm of San Diego DUIstrongly supports and encourages the use of
Lawyers and Drunk Driving Attorneys, there's aPassive Alcohol Sensors, and through grants, has
hidden breath testing device being used onprovided PAS devices in bulk to several police
unsuspecting drivers who are being involuntarilyagencies that lacked the funding to purchase the
tested for DUI. That's right. This is no gimmick orequipment.
urban wives' tale, it's a little known fact that PoliceManufacturer and Distributor of Covert Breath
Officers across the country are using covert andSamplers
cleverly hidden Passive Alcohol Sensory Devices,PAS International is one of half a dozen
also known as PAS, that are disguised in flashmanufacturers and/or distributors of covert
lights, pen caddies, and ticket book holders.breathalyzers. PAS markets the "PAS IV Sniffer"
In an attempt to detect drunk drivers, or make aflashlight at a retail price of $799, and a "PAS
DUI arrest on a minor driver under age 21 whoClipmate" Model ticket book model for $449 each.
needs only a .01% BAC to be above the legalTheir website caters the to law enforcement
limit, the officer will wave the flashlight or objectmarket.
within 10 inches the driver's face and mouth toPassive DUI Sniffing is Sneaky
capture a sneaky electronic whiff of their breath.The passive hidden alcohol sensor defies the rule
They will then peek at the hidden breath testand belief that preliminary alcohol screening tests
device to read the results, which typically providesadministered via a portable device are voluntary
either a positive or negative reading as to thefor adults. Obviously, secret samples obtained
presence of alcohol.from these devices are not dependent on your
Grants & Donations are a source of Hiddenconsent or voluntary participation.
Breath Testersis a comprehensive DUI Defense advocacy
MADD, an acronym for Mothers Against Drunkwebsite providing public service information
Driving, is a well known and influential politicalpresented on behalf of San Diego DUI Lawyer G.
activist group persistent and vocal in lobbying forCole Casey.