SHEBOYGAN, WI (WHBL) - A Plymouth will have to serve seven months in jail for committing his fifth OWI offense back in July.
Judge L. Edward Stengel sentenced 31 year old Jordan Adams last week to the jail time on the same day he pleaded no contest to the OWI offense and operating with a revocation. A charge of operating with a PAC was dismissed as part of a plea deal.
According to the criminal complaint, a Sheboygan Falls Police officer conducted a traffic stop on Pine Street July 3 of the vehicle Adams was driving. Adams reportedly told the officer he was driving the truck back to a friend’s place, and that he was coming from Falls Tap after having a few beers.
The officer became suspicious Adams was under the influence based on the smell of alcohol from the truck, and noticing him with glossy eyes and slurred speech. Adams was arrested based on his performances of field sobriety tests, plus registering a preliminary breath test level of point-307.
In addition to the jail time, Adams will have his license revoked for three years and will be required to use an ignition interlock for three years. He was also give three years probation, but Judge Stengel withheld this part of the sentence.