In Kansas, 4 DUIs weren't enough to keep driver off road (The Wichita Eagle)

4 October 2008, 11:21 pm

Despite four drunken driving convictions, Gary Hammitt had a valid driver's license when he was arrested last week and charged with running over and killing a Wichita woman and her 4-year-old daughter. Under Kansas law, Hammitt will lose his license for life if he's convicted of a fifth DUI. But Kansas law treats most fourth-time DUI offenders just as it treats second- and third-time ...... read more

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