In an effort to help remind students of the consequences of drinking and driving as high-school prom and graduation night approach, the Northshore Fire Department, Kenmore Police, Shoreline Medic One, Washington Network for Innovative Careers (WaNIC), Airlift NW, AMR Ambulance Services and Jim’s Northgate Towing displayed a graphic re-enactment of a serious traffic accident involving two vehicles this morning.

Nine Inglemoor High students enrolled in the drama and WaNIC programs participated as victims and worked alongside the simulated rescue efforts made by fire, medical and police personnel. Following the dramatization, speakers addressed the senior class and spoke about how their lives have been changed forever because of someone’s poor choice to drink and drive.

This is the 15th year Inglemoor has staged the event.