Police arrested a Wisconsin lawyer for drunken driving after he went to the station to pick up a client who had been arrested for the same offense. Attorney Rick Petri said he had had some drinks before police phoned him at home at about 2 a.m. to get his client. When Petri arrived at the police station, he was given a preliminary breath test. Said Petri: "I did not think I was intoxicated, and I was wrong."
January 30, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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Police arrested a Madison, Wisc., lawyer for drunken driving after he went to the station to pick up a client who had been arrested for the same offense.
“I can’t tell you how humbled I am, how embarrassed I am,” said Madison lawyer Rick Petri, who once prosecuted drunken drivers for the Madison city attorney’s office.
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