A man in Montgomery County has been given a significant sentence. The Montgomery County DA reports that the individual was convicted of multiple driving while intoxicated offenses, specifically five DWIs. As a result of these convictions, the man has been handed a 50-year sentence.
Further details about the case and conviction are available from ABC13 Houston, the source of this information, for readers in Conroe, TX, and surrounding areas.
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