288 speeding tickets given during April crackdown

CHAMPAIGN – A traffic crackdown by Champaign police in April resulted in speeding tickets for 288 drivers.

Sgt. Dave Griffet, who supervises a traffic enforcement program through a grant from the Illinois Department of Transportation, said Champaign officers issued a total of 317 citations last month.

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