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Appleton man faces 10th OWI

June 23, 2010 By WRN Contributor

An Appleton man faces his tenth drunk driving offense after an arrest this week.

Hortonville police chief Michael Sullivan said 51-year-old Michael Martin was pulled over follwoing a short chase Sunday night. Sullivan said Martin had empty alcohol containers in the car, and officers smelled alcohol.

Martin refused a field sobriety test and had to be restrained by four officers while blood was being drawn. He’s in jail on several charges, including driving with a revoked license and fleeing police.

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