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A drunk driving crash resulted in injuries to a family. The person responsible for the crash has a history of DWI offenses. The family expressed shock upon learning of the sentence given to the offender.
He received 10 years of probation and minimal jail time. Further details about the case and sentencing are available from the source, including the events surrounding the crash and the family's reaction to the outcome.
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