
(Kenosha County Sheriff's Office)
SALEM LAKES, Wis. — A Genoa City man was sentenced Wednesday to three years in prison by Kenosha County Circuit Court Judge Heather Iverson after pleading guilty to his fourth OWI offense, a felony, stemming from a 2024 traffic stop in Salem Lakes. The prison sentence is a departure from the Kenosha judiciary’s usual stance of ordering work release for many third and fourth OWI offenders. The sentence may signal a change, at least from one judge, on sentencing repeat drunk and impaired drivers who put the public’s lives at risk.

(Kenosha County Sheriff's Office)
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8 Responses
Squinter
Gonna be a squeaker real soon.
Hurray for the Judge.
This country is backwards as fuck.
What a loser
Now, if he was black, he’s not getting no time at all. It’s just gonna be another felon on the street.
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Pyle from full metal jacket?
This may be a shock but when one actually Reads the Law, beginning with the Definitions of “Driver,” “Operator,” “Motor Vehicle,” vs “Travel” this young man is Not Guilty of these “Traffic” Code violations but was no doubt Traveling in his private capacity and not driving or operating in a Commercial capacity…Chicago Motor Coach vs City of Chicago; WOODS; Constitutional Fifth Amendment Right to Life, Liberty and Pursuit of Happiness.