Boise, Idaho – The Treasure Valley DUI Task Force announced increased DUI enforcement for the Cinco de Mayo holiday weekend through Monday. In a briefing, MADD Impact Speaker Maryhelen shared her personal story of losing her mother to a drunk driver.

The task force’s efforts come as a reminder to the community to drive sober and to use a designated driver if needed.

In a separate case noted during the briefing, Gail Evans was killed by a 22-year-old drunk driver on Easter Sunday in Canyon County on April 12, 1998. Evans, remembered by her family as a beloved mother and grandmother, died instantly in the incident. Her family shares her story to help prevent similar tragedies.

Source: Boise Police

Source Type: Police

Source Location: Boise

Nampa

333 N Mark Stall Pl, Boise, ID 83704

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