(11/6/02 - Hackensack, New Jersey) — A 13th drunken driving conviction could be the one that keeps a New Jersey man off the roads forever.
Robert DeSantis is being held in jail until his sentencing next month. He's facing at least five years in prison, and possibly as long as 31 years.
And he can't legally drive in New Jersey again unless he lives to the age of 129.
Until now, despite his record, DeSantis has served only 62 days in jail. Local judges have allowed him to do community service and alcohol-abuse treatment programs.
He's been fined repeatedly, and has had his license suspended. He pleaded guilty in October 2000 to drunken driving in a crash that injured four people. You can join Unsolved Mysteries and post your own mysteries or
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