Local and state police plan to crack down on drivers who are drunk or not wearing seat belts for St. Patrick’s Day this week.

The state police will conduct a roadside safety check during the week. Officers will look for drunken or impaired drivers, drivers with a suspended or revoked license, people transporting open alcoholic drinks or those operating their vehicle in an unsafe manner, according to a state police news release.

DeKalb police also plan to “crack down on drunk drivers” with special patrols for the holiday, according to a news release. Police will look for drunken drivers and drivers not wearing seat belts.

A roadside safety check in late September led to 16 arrests. That safety check led to controversy when DeKalb man Ryan Taylor posted a video of a state police officer opening Taylor’s car door and yelling at him after Taylor asked if he was being detained.