Wis. lawmakers push for longer jail time for OWI offenders
4 years ago
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Shannon Sims talks to lawmakers about increasing the minimum jail time for OWI offenders. Wisconsin Rep. Jim Ott believes an 18 month minimum should be enforced.
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