Woman Faces 5th Drunken Driving Charge

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Woman Faces 5th Drunken Driving Charge

A Rosholt woman faces her fifth drunk driving charge, after an early morning arrest.

Jamie J. Jolitz, 31, of Rosholt, was arrested just before 3 a.m. on Sunday. A Wisconsin State Patrol trooper noticed Jolitz' vehicle weaving across the road on Highway 29 near Weston.

Jolitz remains in custody in the Marathon County Jail.

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by Anonymous on Sep 27, 2011 at 10:36 PM

This woman does not care about anyone but herself. You want to talk about using the system. She has been able to use drugs, sell drugs, and work for the state as long as she was a confidential informant who brought anyone down even if innocent to provide the state with a conviction. Thank god maybe now our state will realize who the real criminal is and not allow people like this to think they are above the law.

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by Anonymous on Sep 26, 2011 at 06:40 PM

I know this "so called victim" personally and let me tell you if you believe a dang word out of her mouth i feel sorry for you. This girl is the biggest darn lier out there and needless to say she plays the system very well. Battered family??? Maybe the system should start testing these so called victims for drugs and alcohol and research the other side of the story before they give them all these handouts.come on a 31 year old women and already has 5 DWIs!! If you haven't learned a lesson after the first i think you have a problem.

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by Paul Location: Wausau on Sep 25, 2011 at 05:38 PM

Please have the Womans Community pay for my rent and heat and electic; I spent all my welfare check on booze

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- by Appalled on Sep 26, 2011 at 10:28 AM in reply to Paul
  
  Paul, this comment was out of line, and rather ignorant. First of all, the Womens Community doesn't pay for rent, heat, or electric. They helped battered women and children, and even men, get out of a bad situation. They REFER them to other community agencies which can help with things like rent, heat, electric bills, etc. And further more, ANYONE can apply for those same services. NOT just battered families. Please think before you type such things. Thanks.
  
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  - by Anonymous on Sep 26, 2011 at 01:09 PM in reply to Appalled
    
    DO YOU EVEN KNOW THE DRIVER? SHE USES THE SYSTEM. GET THE FACTS BEFORE YOU SPEAK!!
    
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    - by Appalled on Sep 28, 2011 at 12:48 PM in reply to
      
      I don't care about this woman. What I was speaking to was your ignorant comments about the Womens Community. YOU should probably get the facts before YOU speak. Think next time.
      
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  - by Anonymous on Sep 26, 2011 at 01:13 PM in reply to Appalled
    
    DO YOU EVEN KNOW THE DRIVER? SHE USES THE SYSTEM. GET THE FACT BEFORE YOU TAKE SIDES!!!!!!!!!!
    
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  - by Anonymous1 on Sep 26, 2011 at 04:04 PM in reply to Appalled
    
    I agree w/Anonymous.....She isn't the victim. She uses the system to the fullest. No job, sits at home while her son is at school. Not a worry in the world but where/when do get the next drink and who's going to buy it.
    
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by mike Location: wi on Sep 25, 2011 at 02:16 PM

Only in WI, mecca of drunks.

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by Linda Location: Eland on Sep 25, 2011 at 01:32 PM

after the 4th one ...what is she even doing DRIVING?

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- by Anonymous on Sep 26, 2011 at 07:41 PM in reply to Linda
  
  Not too long ago a news headline boasted how money is saved by getting drunk drivers back on the road. Now they can fine and jail drunk drivers again and again. They WANT drunk drivers out on the road, it's good for the economy. THEY meaning the county court system. Your job is to protect the public, not put drunk drivers back on the road. DO YOUR JOB!!!!!!
  
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