Alabama's state troopers will be conducting special enforcement operations during the busy Fourth of July weekend. State Public Safety Director Chris Murphy says that includes checkpoints and speeding details. The 78-hour holiday weekend runs from 6 p.m. Thursday to midnight Sunday. Murphy says 16 people lost their lives during the same holiday weekend a year ago. At least three of those deaths were alcohol-related, and 11 victims were not using seat belts.
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