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Police to Target Distracted Driving in Friday Enforcement Operation
Pasadena police will conduct a distracted-driving enforcement operation on Friday, July 10, targeting drivers violating California’s hands-free cell phone law. Officers will focus on motorists holding phones or electronic devices while driving, with violations carrying fines and increased penalties for repeat offenses.
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