Every year Daytona Beach become the site for the monster truck invasion. 2020 should have been a little different with the Covid - 19 pandemic. The Covid - 19 didn't make a difference as trucks could be seen on display at the speedway and through the streets of Daytona Beach. Doing burnouts, blasting their loud music while flooring their gas peddle, blowing out disgusting diesel mist into the air while creating a new sense of themselves.
This event caused traffic back ups on Atlantic Avenue in Daytona Beach while trucks and other vehicles cruised the A-1-A strip. Here's a look at how the weekend's total number of traffic citations and arrests during this year’s event compares with previous years, according to statistics provided by the Daytona Beach Police Department:
2020 Traffic Stops: 1,130 (641 DBPD, 489 outside agencies) Citations Issued: 831 (469 DBPD, 362 outside agencies) Criminal Citations Issued: 16 (11 DBPD, 5 outside agencies) Warnings: 383 (278 DBPD, 105 outside agencies) Misdemeanor Arrests: 48 (30 DBPD, 18 outside agencies) Felony Arrests: 7 (4 DBPD, 3 outside agencies) Total Arrests: 55 (34 DBPD, 21 outside agencies) Vehicles Towed: 19 (7 DBPD, 12 outside agencies) Field Interview Cards: 74 (DBPD only) 2019 Citations issued: 1,855 Felony arrests: 9 Misdemeanor arrests: 58 Reports filed: 66 Vehicles towed: 13 Crashes: 4 2018 Citations issued: 2,151 Felony arrests: 13 Misdemeanor arrests: 64 Reports filed: 71 Vehicles towed: 22 Crashes: 23
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