Chief Faber said Raymond wasn't just drunk, he was really drunk "Mr. Kulma was three times the legal limit. He didn't pass any of the sobriety tests that he was given."
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But this wasn't Raymond's first offence, and his driving record proves it. This was his seventh operating while under the influence charge, some dating back to 1984.
Raymond's licence was suspended four times, revoked twice, and he hasn't had a valid licence since 1993. Konkel had this to say on what he thinks should happen to Raymond, "I think he needs to be locked up for a little while. Maybe it will teach him a lesson."
With news video.