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Minnesota DWI Record Holder

by | Jan 17, 2013

Most people enjoy being record holders, but this record is not one to brag about. Danny Bettcher holds the record for the most DWI’s in Minnesota; 27. A little over one month after Bettcher had been released from prison, he went to a bar and drank. Both conditions violate his parole and ultimately got him locked back up to serve out the rest of his 4 year sentence stemming from his last DWI charge. He is currently in custody at the Lino Lakes prison.

For more on this story visit http://blogs.citypages.com/blotter/2012/12/danny_bettcher_state_dwi_record_holder_back_in_jail_after_getting_busted_drinking.php

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Kevin Sieben is an award-winning criminal defense attorney who has dedicated his career to defending individuals accused of crimes throughout Minnesota. He combines extensive courtroom experience with a hands-on, personalized approach, working closely with clients to protect their rights and pursue the strongest possible outcome in every case. Read Kevin's Bio.
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