A DUI Arrest Every Day for DUI Repeat Offenders

This week we have two examples of people being arrested for DUI on consecutive days.

In Brownsville, Texas a man ran a vehicle off the road at 2 a.m. on a Tuesday. He was arrested, charged with Driving under the influence and released about 11:20 a.m. on $3,000 bond.

A mere six hours later he was picked up again after he hit another vehicle. He was charged, once again, with Driving under the influence and a host of other vehicular charges - and placed in prison under $40,000 bond.

Two days, two Driving under the influence.

But in Wisconsin, a woman topped the Texas mark, picking up three Driving under the influence arrests in three days. Her first arrest came as she tried to drive out of a ditch near a state park. She was wearing only one shoe and registered a BAC of .21.

Not 24-hours later her car was stuck in a snow bank and she was arrested for Driving under the influence again.

"I am still finishing up the box of wine in my car from yesterday," authorities reported she told the officer.

She spent 12 hours in jail, but was picked up not long after her release. She was reported to be driving erratically and was found, once again, with a box of wine in her car. She will now spend 30 days in jail.