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Man Sentenced For Tenth DWI Conviction
WTMJ-TV and JSOnline.com
updated 12:42 p.m. MT, Thurs., Dec. 13, 2007

A 37-year-old man was sentenced to the maximum three years in prison for
his 10th drunken driving conviction on Wednesday.

WAUPACA - A 37-year-old man was sentenced to the maximum three years in
prison for his 10th drunken driving conviction on Wednesday.

Waupaca County Circuit Judge Raymond Huber cited a pre-sentence report
that said Scott Hein would often drink 17 or 18 beers at one sitting and
said he feared he would "kill someone some day." Huber also gave Hein, of
Ogdensburg, three years of extended supervision for the felony drunken
driving conviction and 18 more months in prison because Hein violated
extended supervision orders from two previous convictions.

Huber, who has sentenced Hein in the past, rejected a request to have
Hein serve the time in the county jail. Hein also was convicted of
operating after revocation. Huber used that conviction to place him on
probation for two years after his extended supervision, meaning Hein will
be kept under supervision for the next nine and one-half years. "This is
to keep you off the road for the maximum amount of time available under
the statutes," Huber said.

Hein was stopped in June in Weyauwega for driving 59 miles an hour in a
45 mph zone. His blood-alcohol content was 0.177 percent, more than twice
the state's legal limit of 0.08 percent, reports said. About three months
before his arrest, Hein had been released from prison after completing
more than two years of a three-year sentence for his ninth drunken
driving conviction.

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All drunk drivers are like this.  Totally incorrigible. That's why we
have to lock these killers up forever, even first offenders.