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Janesville Man Arrested on Sixth OWI Charge

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Janesville Man Arrested on Sixth OWI Charge

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A 56-year-old Janesville man, Dennis Ellis, was arrested early Saturday after a Rock County sheriff’s deputy stopped him in the Town of Turtle and authorities said he showed signs of impairment. The arrest is for a suspected sixth OWI offense; officials said five prior OWI convictions make the case a felony. Ellis was taken to the Rock County Jail, and he is presumed innocent unless proven guilty.

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