ALMA CENTER, Wis. — It’s not that Charles Spangler likes orange jumpsuits, but he’s getting use to them. He’s back in jail after an 11th drunken driving arrest. Spangler, age 55, was arrested about 6:55 p.m. after a store clerk called police that a driver had smashed into a barrier and sped off. A Jackson Ckjnty deputy sheriff found the vehicle, its front end damaged, according to the police blotter. Worse for Spangler, the deputy said that:
> A firearm was in the vehicle even though Spangler as a felon under a judge’s not to have a gun.
> The vehicle had an anti-lock system, ordered by a judge, which had been tampered with.
> His driver’s license had bene revoked.
> He couldn’t see or talk straight and refused a roadside sobriety test.
> He threatened an officer.
Alma Center, population 480, is 11 miles north of the county seat — and the county jail — in Black River Falls.
Spangler. Already on parole for driving while intoxicated and possessing a firearm.