Getting arrested at any time is never good, imagine these days with COVID-19 around Connecticut jails…
The unofficial end to this pandemic summer has arrived. Labor Day weekend weather is supposed to be spectacular pushing everyone to get out and possibly. Even with COVID-19 restrictions in place, this holiday weekend is expected to be a busy one. Connecticut residents are looking to squeeze in any possible outdoor activity before the summer ends. Unfortunately celebrating in large gatherings with alcohol not only increases the possibility of getting arrested; now it may also contribute to getting infected with COVID. 3-D Bail Bonds’ agents are recommending to check for warrants, lock your cars, wear a mask, and most importantly, stay safe if you plan on being social this Labor Day weekend.
Getting Arrested is Possible
Connecticut State Police is expecting heavy traffic during the three-day holiday weekend and is asking drivers to prioritize their safety while on the roads. Avoid getting arrested never drive under the influence instead set a designated driver. Col. Stavros Mellekas, commanding officer of the state police said, “we strongly encourage all drivers to plan for plenty of time to drive, expect traffic delays and proceed with caution. Obeying the rules of the road is everyone’s responsibility.” He announced that, “starting at 12:01 a.m. Wednesday and continuing through 11:59 p.m. Monday, troopers from each of the agency’s 11 troops will be conducting roving DUI patrols.”
Labor Day weekend and exposure to COVID-19
During a recent press release Gov. Lamont called on Connecticut residents to continue wearing masks, practicing social distancing and most importantly to stay home when not feeling well to avoid a resurgence of COVID-19 in our state. With all restrictions in place, Connecticut seems to be maintaining 1%, or under 1%, rate of infections with schools only having been reopened a few weeks.
Coincidently, the Department of Public Health in Connecticut issued a COVID-19 Alert in Connecticut today stating “concern over the many gatherings and cookouts that are scheduled all over Connecticut for the holiday weekend.” According to a news release from the agency issued Friday. It’s especially important to remember asymptomatic carriers whom without any symptoms could be spreading the infection to healthy residents.
Getting arrested is not fun for anyone. If you choose to attend public gatherings remember be safe and to take all necessary precautions to avoid any exposure to COVID-19 and avoid the possibility of getting locked up by police. If for any reason you need bail, 3-D Bail Bonds fast and affordable bail bonds service is available 24/7 throughout the state. We implemented our COVID Safe Bail Bonds Process to protect customers and agents. We have also been certified to reopen our bail bond offices following all CDC protocols and state guidelines. 3-D Bail Bonds cares about you and will do everything possible to protect you.
When in need of bondsmen services in Connecticut contact (860) 247-2245 o call toll-free at (800) 570-5544. We are always open.
