Law enforcement officials are warning drivers Monday not to count on luck to steer clear of trouble if they decide to drink and drive on St. Patrick's Day.

Don’t count on the luck of the Irish to steer you clear of trouble if you decide to drink and drive on Saint Patrick’s Day. That was the message from the San Diego County Sheriff’s Office on Friday as it announced plans for 12 hours of increased sobriety patrols to reduce roadway dangers on the holiday,

There are countywide plans for 12 hours of increased sobriety patrols on St. Patrick's Day, starting at 6 p.m. Monday.