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Man charged with fourth DWI

The Pope County Prosecutor’s Office is preparing its case against a man charged with his fourth DWI.

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Monroe - 5/4/2012 9:38 AM
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The drunkard probably doesn't even care about breaking the law. He needs long prison time over his abominable actions. In my opinion, he should already be in prison, serving a long sentence.

wpsark - 5/3/2012 12:39 PM
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I got a DWI 5 years ago in october. Wasn't drunk, not even feeling buzzed and figured that drinking 4 beers over 2 hours was plenty of time to be able to legally drive but I'd gotten pulled over because my tires spun a little(wet road, rear wheel drive)when a red light turned green. I don't spin my tires on purpose but a trooper saw me and cited me for a dwi & wreckless driving. I blew a .10 and then a .09 after the 2nd breathalyzer. After the mandated 25 AA meetings, license suspension, $800 fine, probation for a year ($35 a month), high insurance rates and $250 alcohol education classes, I can safely say I learned my lesson. I don't get behind the wheel no matter how much time has passed or how few I've had(I'm not an alcohol either)..It's just not worth the risk..Ya we all make mistakes but that man is obviously a danger to society and should be locked up for a good long time. He has no regard for others or a conscience. Either put him behind bars or make him pay for his own lock up. Put him under house arrest with a monitor and make him pay for it. Save us all a little money while keeping him off the street too. Charging him with a felony won't teach him anything and will only make it harder for him to find a job.. If he's put in prison, he'll be paroled after a few months anyway, it won't do any good.

TruthTeller - 5/3/2012 11:18 AM
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Get this worthless waste of oxygen off the roads and into a jail (minimum of 20 years).

dilligaf - 5/3/2012 10:57 AM
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Tired, i would agree with you on the "have a beer or two and you may be legally impaired" senario, but not in this case. Look at the levels he has blown at in the past. .28, .22, .29, .27 are just some of the levels he has blown. That is more than just a few beers after work.

protector20 - 5/3/2012 10:48 AM
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I guess after he kills someone's son, daughter, mother, father, etc., a judge will decide to actually do something about this subhuman menace. But I am not holding my breath. I am sure he is SO scared now that his license might actually be taken away and he might have to serve a month in jail.

Butch54 - 5/3/2012 10:39 AM
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People should know the law. If your suspended in one state I feel for you trying to get one in another. You could even be charged with a crime for it. It's against the law to lie to government state or federal.

Tired - 5/3/2012 9:38 AM
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"Let he who is without sin cast the first stone"...ever had a beer after work...then drove home...guess what...your driving while impaired you don't have to blow "drunk" to get a DWI...hmmm like butch said...you shouldn't have voted for the idiots that you did...think i'm wrong...all upset over my post...LOOK IN THE WHITEHOUSE...nuff said

moonrose - 5/3/2012 8:55 AM
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Dilligaf you have it right, again!! This person is a vehicular homocide waiting to happen. Even if he does go to jail because of this current charge or when he commits a homocide, he'll be feeding at the public trough anyway. What I want to know is why are the charges in other states are not taken into consideration in this current charge. Doesn't this make him a habitual DWI offender? Sounds to me like he's a serial DWI offender, just like a serial rapist or serial killer. Make it so he can't go to another state and get a driver's license, anytime anywhere EVER!!! Sounds to me like the judicial system is this state is just to afraid to impose a death penalty. Look at states like Texas: they excute the perps all the time, almost like they have an express lane on Death Row.

Butch54 - 5/3/2012 8:53 AM
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I don't think the vote or a gun matters. First look at all the stupid gun owners killing people. Second look at what the fools have done to the laws and judicial system that you idiots have already voted for. In case some of you don't know you vote in the people that make laws, Prosecute, And judge by what the law allows. Also for your 411 if they didn't care about the victim they wouldn't bother to arrest anyone. Call, Email, get out and protest, and let it be known how you feel. Protest? Oh yea! Those are sorry people that don't want to work. The ones with guts enough to stand for something and your rights. Most of you are not half the man your mother was. I drink some almost every day. The only time I ever blew in one of those things it was 00. Driving to close to the edge of the road. Another stupid law made by some of those great people you voted into office. Voting is not like playing pin the tail on the donkey.

dilligaf - 5/3/2012 7:30 AM
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Maybe after he kills someone, the judicial system will do something about people like this. Oh, wait. I'm just dreaming here, the judicial system doesnt give a flying (bleep) about the victims or their rights.
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