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Naples Police Department Master Officer Rodney Dent checks the speed of drivers in a school zone on Goodlette-Frank Road in Naples on Thursday afternoon. While traffic citations have increased nationally over the past several years, traffic tickets issued by law enforcement in the City of Naples, Collier County and Lee County have been on the decline. In 2006, Naples Police issued 10,974 traffic citations, compared to 7,601 citations issued in 2010. Tristan Spinski/Staff

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Naples Police Department Master Officer Rodney Dent checks the speed of drivers in a school zone on Goodlette-Frank Road in Naples on Thursday afternoon. While traffic citations have increased nationally over the past several years, traffic tickets issued by law enforcement in the City of Naples, Collier County and Lee County have been on the decline. In 2006, Naples Police issued 10,974 traffic citations, compared to 7,601 citations issued in 2010. Tristan Spinski/Staff

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  • Naples Police Department Master Officer Rodney Dent checks the speed of drivers in a school zone on Goodlette-Frank Road in Naples on Thursday afternoon. While traffic citations have increased nationally over the past several years, traffic tickets issued by law enforcement in the City of Naples, Collier County and Lee County have been on the decline. In 2006, Naples Police issued 10,974 traffic citations, compared to 7,601 citations issued in 2010. Tristan Spinski/Staff
  • Naples Police Department Master Officer Rodney Dent pursues a speeder in a school zone on Goodlette-Frank Road in Naples on Thursday afternoon. While traffic citations have increased nationally over the past several years, traffic tickets issued by law enforcement in the City of Naples, Collier County and Lee County have been on the decline. In 2006, Naples Police issued 10,974 traffic citations, compared to 7,601 citations issued in 2010. Tristan Spinski/Staff
  • Naples Police Department Master Officer Rodney Dent issues a speeding ticket south of a school zone on Goodlette-Frank Road in Naples on Thursday afternoon. While traffic citations have increased nationally over the past several years, traffic tickets issued by law enforcement in the City of Naples, Collier County and Lee County have been on the decline. In 2006, Naples Police issued 10,974 traffic citations, compared to 7,601 citations issued in 2010. Tristan Spinski/Staff
  • Naples Police Department Master Officer Rodney Dent issues a speeding ticket south of a school zone on Goodlette-Frank Road in Naples on Thursday afternoon. While traffic citations have increased nationally over the past several years, traffic tickets issued by law enforcement in the City of Naples, Collier County and Lee County have been on the decline. In 2006, Naples Police issued 10,974 traffic citations, compared to 7,601 citations issued in 2010. Tristan Spinski/Staff
  • Naples Police Department Master Officer Rodney Dent checks the speed of drivers in a school zone on Goodlette-Frank Road in Naples on Thursday afternoon. While traffic citations have increased nationally over the past several years, traffic tickets issued by law enforcement in the City of Naples, Collier County and Lee County have been on the decline. In 2006, Naples Police issued 10,974 traffic citations, compared to 7,601 citations issued in 2010. Tristan Spinski/Staff

While traffic citations have increased nationally over the past several years, traffic tickets issued by law enforcement in the City of Naples, Collier County and Lee County have been on the decline. In 2006, Naples Police issued 10,974 traffic citations, compared to 7,601 citations issued in 2010.

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