Police Spokesperson: Standard Checkpoints Must Be Transparent, Auditable, and Reportable

"The establishment of every checkpoint must be approved by the local Police Commander and consider suitability, without causing excessive traffic impact or undue distress to the public."

"Standard checkpoints must be divided into 5 operational zones, with advance warning signs, checkpoint commander's name, approving commander's name, and a complaint phone number, plus a QR code for public evaluation."

"Checkpoints exist to prevent and suppress crime, intercept threats, and reduce drunk driving accidents, not to cause distress to the public."

"If it's a warning to campaign against drunk driving, it might not be a problem, but if it helps offenders evade checks, causing damage, it could be considered aiding criminal activity."