Lynch suspended fined after drink drive charge
Lynch suspended fined after drink drive charge
Seth Koppel’s (NBC5) story on what has become a complicated and sometimes contentious situation in Milwaukee County has many telling that it deserves more attention, especially in light of what has transpired in other states where drivers with impaired driving licenses get away with driving while impaired.
Koppel’s piece goes into detail about how a DUI charge in Wisconsin could potentially land one in jail for life for a driver who is caught in the act.
The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel obtained video from the Milwaukee Police Department of a 2012 incident that occurred after a man was stopped for a minor traffic violation in the area of W. 9th St. and N. Milwaukee Ave. The video shows Milwaukee PD officers and the man talking to each other. The officer asks the driver, Seth Koppel, where he’s from, and the officer then states:
“[He] says he’s from Wisconsin. I say I’m from Milwaukee. He says it makes no difference. I don’t know what it’s all about.”
Seth Koppel was suspended for 30 days and then given 48 hours to drive an unmarked motor vehicle with a Wisconsin license plate. He later paid a fine of $300.
But Koppel’s legal troubles continued and this weekend, he was arrested for driving with a revoked license and being drunk in the fourth degree in a case that will come back before a judge to determine what charges, if any, may be filed against him.
There are certain circumstances that ma더킹카지노ke Wisconsin’s laws regarding driving while intoxicated the most difficult and restrictive in the country.
WISN 12 News got a look inside a county jail Thursday to see how Dane County is doing dealing with it. We learned that some of Dane County’s facilities are being turned into a holding facility and to avoid being cited or held in a facility that is already used to hold people like Koppel.
This past weekend, Koppel posted bail for the $300 fine, but is stil바카라l facing additional jail time for being drunk in a county jail.
The case is still being investigated by the county prosecutor and he will determine whether there will be enough evidence to proceed with a prosecution.
As far as what Koppel is facing, the sheriff’s office said in a statement Wednesday they are awaiting more information before saying whether Koppel has been ordered to pay any of the additional costs associated with his arrest. The sheriff’s office also said it is snatyasastra.comtill looking into whether Koppel’
