She did go to jail for 3 years!!!!!!

I mean I hate drunk drivers too but 3 years jail isn't exactly a slap on the wrist...

But the previous 4 times??

her shitty punishments will never make her stop driving drunk

@@kikki1386Agreed, it should never have even been allowed to get to two, let alone five. There absolutely should be zero tolerance: you drive drunk once, that’s it, you’re banned. If that was actually rigorously enforced maybe people wouldn’t drink and drive. Unfortunately being able to drive a vehicle appears to be considered a universal human right in America, not a privilege. Even after you’ve repeatedly demonstrated that you actively want to risk other people’s lives by driving whilst intoxicated, for some reason, society believes that you should still be given yet another chance to kill innocent road users. Madness.

You’re so right. This isn’t sleep at all. That’s so drunk she’s passed out. On the road before 8 am in a snowstorm. Wow. And her 5th dui to boot.

Here in Wisconsin, most first offense OWIs are not a criminal matter. Most first offense OWIs in Wisconsin are civil matters, serious traffic violations. Second and third offense OWI is a misdemeanor. At fourth offense OWI becomes a felony. Sadly, some just don't get the message. Repeat offenders, and some first offenders, are supposed to have ignition interlock systems installed in their cars. Somehow, this does not always happen.

It's a disease... I hope addiction never affects you.

@@WhiteLiteBarbie yeah, duh, but she still deserves punishment for driving drunk

@@WhiteLiteBarbieDriving drunk is a choice. Putting other people in danger is criminal.

Heard!

@@Julia-en9xq The only thing the week care about is empowering the sewage to continue to drink and endangered decent society. They really don’t care who gets hurt as long as the sewage gets away with it.

I agree but that won’t stop her. She needs at least 5 years in prison.

No driver's license probably wouldn't stop her from driving though

​@phoenixlee7949 most drivers we see stopped on KZfaq have a suspended or no license.

Try sentencing her to have the blow device on her car before it starts. That way the car doesn't move if alcohol present. Removing license they just drive illegally.

If being drunk doesn't stop her from driving, neither will having a revoked license

People who have their license taken away still think it is okay to drive.

You don't need DL to start a car...

The Wisconsin legislature is controlled by the GOP. They have a super majority in the senate and are one seat shy of the same in the house. They take a lot of money from the tavern league. While only about 10% to 15% of Americans are alcoholics, they represent 50% of alcohol sales. We could EASILY pass a law that would prohibit 4th and 5th offense Drunk drivers from consuming alcohol. Just put a different color backround on ID pictures. EVERYONE gets carded. Make it a crime to give alcohol to people with that restriction. BUT........the tavern league gives the GOP lots of money......If money is speech, how can speech be free ?

The court system probably 😡

The judges and/or the DA's...

License revoked does NOT stop anyone from driving

⁠It appears jail is the only deterrent

It is a felony. She got 3 years in jail and 2 years probation. She should lose her privilege to drink. More often than not that is a condition of probation or parole.

Doesn’t matter drivers or not, they all drive anyway, probably hands slapped and home drinking by now.

I do Uber, and in my state MA I drove someone who said he had to give up his license after 3 DUI's. He said the RMV came to his house to do a driving test in which he failed; I had no idea that it was to that level. He said his 3rd was the worst where he had a horrible accident but no one was hurt. So they revoked his license and it was converted into an ID because the conditions they gave him were too immense.

a bummer?? I have other adjectives and “descriptions”

Being an alcoholic is a choice.

@@codebluewatchoh wanna be cop knows it all 🤡

@@codebluewatchplease- enlighten us

@@codebluewatch yeah a bummer. It sucks , it's not fun , it's depressing.. it's a bummer man.

Good job! Keep doing what keeps you sober!!! ❤❤

Holy crap! You were wasted!

Good job!! Thats great!! 5 1/2 years 🎉

Congratulations on 5 and a half years sober! It's definitely a hard fight. Keep fighting. It's definitely worth it. I'm glad you came to realize how bad it had gotten! 🙏❤️

I’ve been that wasted before back in the day and the last thing I’d want to do is get behind the wheel. Congratulations on being sober! God Bless 🙏

I think she is. It said jail but usually people can only stay in County jails up to a year.. 😕

Right!!!

As a Minnesotan, I agree 100%!

When you're wasted you do shit you wouldn't normally do.

@@QueenOfTheNorth65 Right?! I'm from Buffalo!! ❄️☃️😂

Woman moment

You are never cured. You just learn how to manage it.

@@Tla81 you just don’t drink today. Or the next hour. Agree to being an alcoholic and deal.

​@@Tla81everyone knows that.

And what can we, the public, do about her? It's the useless judges and lazy DA's that don't do their jobs.

There is NO cure

Some dogs shit on the floor too dosent mean all do lol

So jail is the only real option. By the fifth offense it should be very clear she doesn't give a crap about other people.

Plenty of drunks who are completely legal...many sober people completely ILlegal. Not a good thing to go by

She’d drive anyway. It’s just a piece of paper

😂😂😂

But she made sure she stored up enough liquid sustenance to see her through the winter.

It used to be a privilege, now most drive without one anyway, never had one, suspended, etc

​@@pattibuchhalter6671Yes! I was just going to say, Just because you pull their license doesn't mean they won't drive.

You think she has a license?

Fun fact: People drive without having a license.

@@yomama5304ohhh really 😦 Tell me something idk you grumpy fart 🤡

Congrats on your sobriety! That’s a hard fight ❤️

Seventeen years ~ good for you! I grew up with overwhelming addiction in my family. It took the lives of a few too soon, families were destroyed and it caused so much pain for everyone. I made the decision to take a different path. The disease of drug and alcohol addiction was not continuing with me. I never drank or took drugs or even smoked. I saw my (step)dad sober for over 30 years until he passed away. I was so proud of him. Keep up the good work! 😊

In a snow storm 🌨️

He’s on speed dial.

Oh wow

That’s funny. But not really

Probably because she lives in that area.🙄

​@@jackhammer8563I live about 30 miles north of there, and Larry's Towing is familiar to me. I think they towed a car of mine once after an accident. Although it's probably that guy's grandson running the business by now.

Truth!

Probably 3 days served, 3 years probation.

No more than likely not. My sister-in-law was sentenced to a year in jail for the same crap. After 1 week, they set her free!

@@lareeweatherman8309No probably not. Sadly this is a non violent offender and there’s only so much room in the jail/prison system. They are going to lock up the violent offenders before ones like this

​@@frybreadking351in my state they don't care how many people are in jail. If u are habitual, like she is, u goin to jail and you gonna do at LEAST 70% of your time.

Actually she got 3 years prison.

Thing is, we can't. It's sadly part of the illness. Everyone and everything in our lives are negatively impacted, especially other people. Some even die because of it, even before we do. When my hubby said he'd divorce me, I got sober. That was after 3 arrests for prescription fraud & loss of employment. Addicts are the most selfish lot you'll ever meet. Poor me. Poor ME! Pour me another drink.

You should be! Congratulations! 👍

Great job not easy

You and me both.

And she was driving in a snow storm

@john we should’ve sent your mom to give her more booze and give you a weggie while she drive drunk 👺

I was just thinking that.... Healthcare workers aren't babysitters for drunks!

What a waste of a HUMAN BEING! Can you imagine going through life like this?

And the freezing air hitting you with the door open!

The state uses it for revenue generating. If you think the court system cares about the tax cattle in America you are living in a fantasy world.

Wisconsin lawmakers have considered confiscating vehicles of repeat OWI offenders. However, there's a problem. How will a wife, girlfriend, or partner get to work if they already share a car. What about driving kids to/from school, music/dance lessons, sports, etc? If the driver is single and lives alone, then the idea might work.

Whenever I'm drunk and asleep I'm always in a bed!

She'll have a long time to dry out.

I really don't think not having a license will stop her from driving, she's obviously not too bothered about breaking the law with 5 previous DUI's. She most likely will not serve the full 3 years either so in my opinion the punishment for driving drunk should be harsher but it's sad to say alot of the time the "authorities" don't do much until they eventually kill someone. I understand addiction but the DUI is a different matter and can't be blamed on it because it would be really easy to not have a car then there's no way of driving drunk. Being an alcoholic means she's never in a condition to drive so there's no reason to have one but I understand tis is all just my opinion and others may not agree.

@@killercat5231yeah yeah you would know because you’re a alcoholic yourself 🤡 lay off the media 👺

And that will NOT stop her from driving. People like this don't care about whether they are legal for the road or not.

@@killercat5231 I certainly agree. And yes, addiction is a terrible thing but keep it off the roads. I have zero sympathy for anyone drinking and driving but, as you say, someone like this is never capable of driving. I suppose part of the problem is simply enforcement. Many people seem to just drive without a licence (or insurance) and hope they won't get caught.

Your poor friend, they must have and still be devastated.

Drunk drivers cause a lot of death

No, there's a third, recovery.

Apparently the Wisconsin Tavern Association is a very strong lobby group…

​@@karenneill9109The problem with the Tavern League is that they encourage drinking away from home. And then you need transportation.

@@erynlasgalen1949 Yes. And they lobby against responsibility falling on servers to not over-serve.

Hi Brit here - did I not hear that New Jersey was the worst state for leniency?

It's crazy, the Judges don't give tougher penalties! Unfortunately, 5th DWI, She hasn't changed her life! The Judge here did something, hope that makes her change her life!

While the Republican run tavern league sits behind their desks with their fingers crossed that no one is hurt this time. They need that ticket money

Hopefully, the revocation starts when she leaves jail. Maybe??

After the 3rd, you should lose your license for life.

I disagree, 3 years for a first offense is harsh. Yes, after your first there needs to be harsher consequences. Judges need to stop dismissing DUI cases as well.

What mentality? She looks and sounds like a zombie.

But it is so cheap now!

My very 1st thought

The entire case of Bud Lite couldn't get her that drunk.

Yep, it sucked. I'm in Wisconsin too! But overall it was a nice winter for once! 🤣

THANK YOU FOR THAT WEATHER REPORT, NOW HERE IS JAKE WITH SPORTS.......

@@Guitarman7133 🤣

Yah cause raging alcoholics are usually worried about their beer choice being politically correct

​@@christiewright1457 😂

I imagine she got whatever is cheapest.