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WRTV shared our findings with Mothers Against Drunk Driving spokeswoman Annie Baker, who said arrest numbers were not concerning.“We know checkpoints are not for high arrest rates,” Baker said. “We aren’t looking for huge numbers. We are looking for the publicity of the checkpoint and to inform the community and send a message that it’s not going to be tolerated.”Baker said sobriety checkpoints work to stop drunk driving.“I think that’s why we see them so often,” said Baker. “We know if they’re consistent and publicized well, then they are effective.”Baker said publicizing OWI checkpoints deters people from drinking and driving in the first place.“It reminds people to continue to think ahead and make those arrangements prior because they know that law enforcement is out,” said Baker. “I think that’s a big misconception about the purpose of the checkpoints, and it’s kind of hush hush like it’s a secret or something. We want people to know so they don’t make a bad decision that night.”Baker said arrests are just one part of a bigger picture in changing behavior.The biggest cost of sobriety checkpoints is staffing — typically agencies have at least a dozen officers working four hours for a total cost of about ,000 to ,000 each checkpoint.Mothers Against Drunk Driving says they are a good use of taxpayer money.“I think so if it saves lives it is worth it,” Baker said. 1405

While that might make a dent in the problem, many are still wondering if rent control could be another solution.But the Mayor said, "We talk about rent control, that will have the opportunity to decrease the supply of new units. What we need is more units to be built, more units at all income levels."The mayor said he understands San Diegans are struggling and assures worried residents he's committed to helping more people find an affordable place to live, "As we're trying to grow our economy and good quality jobs in so many sectors... we have to make sure that the housing supply keeps up with that, cause if it doesn't then housing is out of reach for too many San Diegans."RELATED: How much you need to make to buy a home in San Diego | This plan could lead to more middle-income housing | San Diego region needs 143,000 more affordable homes 851

You just try to go with the flow here and try not to let them bother us too much, it's getting pretty bad, said Ryan Ohr, a competitor from Huntington Beach. 157

Wilson captioned the picture, “MUSTANG,” unaware, at the time, of the fame he had encountered.“But suddenly, from nowhere, all of this Picasso fan club emerged,” he said, “and I kind of realized — I struck gold with this picture.""I think Picasso is the epitome of the wild American mustang. It speaks to the nation in that way. It's what much of that wild, raw energy America has, and it just lives in this amazing horse. And I think people just want to feel a part of that."What Wilson had witnessed was a glimpse of what might have been Picasso’s final great battle.Wild horses congregate in bands, led by a stallion, such as Picasso, and joined by a mare or two and their yearlings. Picasso, who has enough offspring to fill a spreadsheet — Rider keeps a database on her computer — last had a good-sized band around 2014, Mosbey said, when he was running with four mares, including his beloved Mingo.But Picasso lost the band, and was cast off on his own, a familiar outcome for an old stallion, even a legend. He wandered alone until the spring of 2018 when he struck up a romance with a pretty young mare named Spirit Dancer.“He lost his mind over this young filly,” Rider said. Then came Voodoo, a chestnut mustang named after a Steamboat Springs ski run. The two stallions battled for weeks over Spirit Dancer.Wilson, the photographer who captured Picasso and Voodoo in the heat of battle, watched a slice of the struggle."Photos don’t lie," Wilson said. "But what you don’t see behind that is the absolutely day-by-day grueling, wearing down that went on...fighting just takes its toll."Picasso, broken down and not ready to die, stepped away from the fight, leaving his young love behind. By the end of 2018, Voodoo was spotted with a broken leg and was euthanized. The following year, Spirit Dancer, after delivering a foal, was found too sick and frail to stand, and she was euthanized, too. 1903

Yet Vasconcelos said the situation did not meet the official requirements to be considered overcrowded. "It is not a unit that has a prison overcrowding, we consider overcrowding when it exceeds 210%," Vasconcelos said during the press conference. 248

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