Waukesha man arrested for 7th DUI
MILWAUKEE --On Saturday, March 15, at 10:45 p.m., a sheriff's deputy stopped a vehicle after he observed it speeding and driving erratically on I-894 southbound near Coldspring Road.
The driver, 42-year-old Kevin R. Tarbox of Waukesha, said he drank a beer five hours prior at a bar in Bay View, but could not remember the name.
His PBT result was .14. Tarbox was arrested for DUI-7th. He is required to maintain a BAC of not more than .02 due to his previous convictions in April 1994, November 1995, May 1996, January 2006, September 2009, and November 2011.
If convicted of this Class G Felony, Tarbox faces up to 10 years in prison, with an additional four years for Habitual Criminality.
Tarbox was sentenced to two years in jail for his sixth offense in 2011, and three years of extended supervision, with eligibility for early release.
Tarbox only served a year and three months before being released early. The conditions of his supervision included absolute sobriety and revocation of his driver's license for 36 months. His five-year sentence for his fifth offense was stayed in Waukesha County, with 12-months with Huber in the county jail.