The local police’s frustration with the spread of information through social media may also reflect larger trends in DUI and criminal prosecution. The ease with which people can access public records – arrest information, scheduled DUI checkpoints – is unprecedented. While certain jurisdictions do not require that roadblocks be published, any public information can be easily publicized, which may result in a change in DUI enforcement and deterrent tactics over time. Pending litigation, website databases of mugshots and arrest records charge people up to $100 or more to get their mugshot taken down. And that’s just for one site. If police are frustrated by people using the Internet to undermine enforcement tactics, they should consider the upside. Greater availability of public information can work as a deterrent in and of itself.