Rochester Man Sent To Prison For 5th DWI Conviction

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Rochester, MN (KROC AM News) - A Rochester man with a long history of driving while impaired was given jail sentences and probation for his earlier cases but has been sent to prison for his latest conviction.

His latest arrest was a year ago in Rochester when he was found passed out in his car at an intersection.

A bottle of vodka and some cocaine were found in his car - as was his 5-year-old daughter. A breath test showed 38-year-old Wyatt Jackson’s blood-alcohol concentration was .11.

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Jackson pleaded guilty to DWI in January and he was sentenced Thursday to a 5-year prison term. He will also be on probation for 5 years after he gets out.

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Court records show Jackson had four prior impaired driving convictions dating back to 2006. He has also been convicted of open bottle three times. The most recent was a few days before last year’s arrest.

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