Former Wisconsin state senator, Randy Hopper, was arrested over the weekend for driving while intoxicated.

Hopper was pulled over after police received a phone call from a concerned motorist who claimed his black Suburban was swerving across Highway 151. The 45 year-old Republican politician was with his 26 year-old girl friend at the time. He refused to take a breath test on the scene and then failed administered field sobriety tests.

At the Fond du Lac County Jail, Hopper’s blood alcohol content was determined to be over 0.08 from a preliminary breath test. His exact BAC was not released. This is Hopper’s first drunk driving offense and could possibly lose his license or have to pay a fine.

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