Local Headline News: Drugged Driving Must End

Local Headline News reported on David’s call for urgent action to address the growing danger of drug-impaired driving in Massachusetts.

David points to a clear public-safety gap: when prosecutors lose 41 out of 43 drugged-driving trials, “something is wrong.” Families deserve an office that sees the problem and works to solve it.

His plan is to work with law enforcement, public-safety leaders, and legislators on evidence-based reforms that improve investigations and prosecutions while protecting due process.

As David told the paper, “We can do better.” He is committed to treating drugged driving as a priority rather than accepting a system that leaves impaired drivers on the road.