Frank Milstead: “In Mesa, for instance, our holiday task force last year, we…”

“And that kind of all went away and changed and it became socially unacceptable to do that. I think those times have started to change and we're seeing more and more impaired drivers. But In Mesa, for instance, our holiday task force last year, we actually arrested more people impaired by drugs than we did by alcohol. That's interesting. First time. So I'll get your take on medical marijuana when we come back on Newsmaker Sunday with Frank Milstead, Colonel Milstead, the head of dps. Okay.” (21:48–21:56)

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