Drinking and driving convictions
The following people were convicted of drinking and driving offenses in Waupaca County Circuit Court.
• William V. Rosenthal, 36, Iola, was sentenced to 100 days in jail, assessed $2,944 in fines and court costs, and his driver's license revoked for 30 months for a third offense.
• Kristopher Shafman, 33, Caroline, 35 days in jail, assessed $2,944, revoked 33 months for a third offense.
• Anthony J. Miller, 31. Fond du Lac, 60 days in jail, assessed $3,740, revoked 36 months for a third offense.
• Steven L. Sensenbrenner, 24, Neenah, 45 days in jail, assessed $1,424, revoked 24 months for a third offense.
• Jeffrey C. Fredrickson, 40, New London, 125 days in jail, assessed 2,978, revoked 33 months for a third offense.
• George W. Vetter, 18, Waupaca, five days in jail, assessed $1,235, revoked 13 months for a second offense.
• Nathan R. Tester, 27, Waupaca, 15 days in jail, assessed $1,487, revoked 15 months for a second offense.
• Bradley L. Misevicz, 22, Combined Locks, five days in jail, assessed $1,235, revoked 13 months for a second offense.
• Patrick J. Sieckert, 44, Larsen, 40 days in jail, assessed $1,521, revoked 14 months for a second offense.
• Ardell D. Wiley, 44, Waupaca, 40 days in jail, assessed $1,361, revoked 14 months for a second offense.
• Autumn R. Clough, 26, Appleton, 70 days in jail, assessed $1,647, revoked 17 months for a second offense.
• Kristopher M. Rice, 28, De Pere, 40 days in jail, assessed $1,361, revoked 14 months for a second offense.
• Timothy S. Suhs, 28, Waupaca, assessed $723, revoked seven months.
• Angie L. Dunsirn, 34, Appleton, assessed $691, revoked eight months.
• Stephanie A. Estrada, 49, Amherst, assessed $723, revoked seven months.
• Rondald G. Hunt, 54, Amherst, assessed $804, revoked eight months.
• Janet L. Moran, 50, Waupaca, assessed $723, revoked seven months.
• Kyle T. Jechorek, 20, Clintonville, assessed $723, revoked seven months.
• Christopher M. Ferg, 25, Manawa, assessed $838, revoked eight months.
• Jeffrey J. Muskevitsch, 27, New London, assessed $723, revoked seven months.
• Greg C. Lederhaus, 45, Waupaca, assessed $838, revoked eight months.
• William V. Rosenthal, 36, Iola, was sentenced to 100 days in jail, assessed $2,944 in fines and court costs, and his driver's license revoked for 30 months for a third offense.
• Kristopher Shafman, 33, Caroline, 35 days in jail, assessed $2,944, revoked 33 months for a third offense.
• Anthony J. Miller, 31. Fond du Lac, 60 days in jail, assessed $3,740, revoked 36 months for a third offense.
• Steven L. Sensenbrenner, 24, Neenah, 45 days in jail, assessed $1,424, revoked 24 months for a third offense.
• Jeffrey C. Fredrickson, 40, New London, 125 days in jail, assessed 2,978, revoked 33 months for a third offense.
• George W. Vetter, 18, Waupaca, five days in jail, assessed $1,235, revoked 13 months for a second offense.
• Nathan R. Tester, 27, Waupaca, 15 days in jail, assessed $1,487, revoked 15 months for a second offense.
• Bradley L. Misevicz, 22, Combined Locks, five days in jail, assessed $1,235, revoked 13 months for a second offense.
• Patrick J. Sieckert, 44, Larsen, 40 days in jail, assessed $1,521, revoked 14 months for a second offense.
• Ardell D. Wiley, 44, Waupaca, 40 days in jail, assessed $1,361, revoked 14 months for a second offense.
• Autumn R. Clough, 26, Appleton, 70 days in jail, assessed $1,647, revoked 17 months for a second offense.
• Kristopher M. Rice, 28, De Pere, 40 days in jail, assessed $1,361, revoked 14 months for a second offense.
• Timothy S. Suhs, 28, Waupaca, assessed $723, revoked seven months.
• Angie L. Dunsirn, 34, Appleton, assessed $691, revoked eight months.
• Stephanie A. Estrada, 49, Amherst, assessed $723, revoked seven months.
• Rondald G. Hunt, 54, Amherst, assessed $804, revoked eight months.
• Janet L. Moran, 50, Waupaca, assessed $723, revoked seven months.
• Kyle T. Jechorek, 20, Clintonville, assessed $723, revoked seven months.
• Christopher M. Ferg, 25, Manawa, assessed $838, revoked eight months.
• Jeffrey J. Muskevitsch, 27, New London, assessed $723, revoked seven months.
• Greg C. Lederhaus, 45, Waupaca, assessed $838, revoked eight months.
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8 Comments for "Drinking and driving convictions
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So, these 38 convictions for drunk driving represent 3,000 to 76,000 trips taken by these individuals -- while drunk -- but not "caught" doing it.
Tell us again, how many $10 seatbelt tickets were written last year?
lastpercentile Feb 22, 2012 9:21 PM
FLIP FLOP Feb 23, 2012 1:34 AM
Based on information (not found) in the official reports: ZERO.
lastpercentile Feb 23, 2012 12:00 PM
FLIP FLOP Feb 23, 2012 10:49 PM
I didn't say it never happens, I said the police department says nothing about it. You can probably guess that they don't want to suggest that they might be "trolling" for other offenses, when they pull over a driver not wearing a seat belt.
When you're driving around "drunk, suspended, revoked or with warrants" - getting arrested is not "happening to you". Any more than getting hit by a bus while jaywalking - "happens to you".
lastpercentile Feb 25, 2012 9:36 AM
I didn't say it never happens, I said the police department says nothing about it. You can probably guess that they don't want to suggest that they might be "trolling" for other offenses, when they pull over a driver not wearing a seat belt.
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Oh Oh, you let the cat out of the bag! Who would have thought that an officer might pull over someone at 2:00 a.m. for a headlight out that might turn into a drunken driver? Or maybe check for warrants after stopping a driver for not wearing their seat belt. I'm sure it never crossed the officer's mind. If you don't want to get pulled over and subject yourself to the "secrets" of the police, try following the law.
chesteroowi Feb 29, 2012 8:42 AM
Speaking of cats I've heard a few "tales" about local management that crawl off bar stools and into the driver's seat on a pretty regular basis (in front of plenty of witnesses) yet seem to make it home with no problems.
verytiredofit Mar 01, 2012 5:49 PM
lastpercentile Mar 01, 2012 7:02 PM