NEWS RELEASE-- SHATTERED DREAMS PRESENTATION AT IRVIN HIGH SCHOOL

EL PASO, TEXAS - On November 19, 2024, the El Paso County Sheriff's Office participated in a DWI presentation at Irvin High School called Shattered Dreams. Law enforcement officials, first responders, and various agencies collaborated to orchestrate a DWI crash simulation. This educational program, facilitated by BorderRAC, seeks to enlighten high school students on the repercussions of driving under the influence of alcohol. The primary participants in the event were students. The incident commenced with a 911 call being placed from the site of the occurrence. Subsequently, emergency responders were dispatched with lights and sirens activated. A medical helicopter arrived to transport the injured individuals. The Medical Examiner took the deceased body. Following this, the driver was apprehended by Sheriff's Deputies. She was escorted to the Downtown Detention Facility to confer with the magistrate. Then, she underwent the booking process, which included fingerprinting, inventorying of her belongings, and capturing her mug shot. Subsequently, she underwent an X-ray examination in order to prevent the presence of any prohibited items within a highly secure facility. Following this, she was provided with the appropriate custody uniform corresponding to her classification. Subsequently, she was securely placed in a designated cell. The Students then all rallied back to the high school.

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