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0:50Now PlayingThe Minnesota Bureau of Criminal Apprehension on Friday said it suspended the use of breathalyzer tests and ordered a review of the devices after it found errors with them in multiple counties.
It said in some cases the operators maintaining the devices entered incorrect data, which produced unreliable results in more than 100 cases across at least five counties. The counties impacted include Hennepin, Olmsted, Aitkin, Winona, and Chippewa.
The BCA said its technicians will now handle maintenance for the devices to prevent future errors. Before the issue was uncovered, technicians from multiple law enforcement agencies were trained to maintain the devices.
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