Drunk drivers, consider yourselves warned!

The "no refusal" crackdown as it's known combined forces from several different agencies. Officers were specifically looking for DWI suspects. Technically the drivers could refuse to take a breathalyzer test or give blood.

"But when you do that we will draft a search warrant to get that specimen of blood we're requesting," explained Captain John Ray with the Precinct 8 Constable's Office. "Once the specimen is taken, it goes to the lab. It's tested and that's where the process goes through the trial system."

Officers also used a breath alcohol testing unit, called the BAT mobile. Overnight more than a dozen people were arrested as part of the no refusal crackdown.