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Packers coach Perry fined $225 for first-offense drunken driving

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GREEN BAY - Green Bay Packers safeties coach Darren Perry will pay $956 after being convicted in Brown County Circuit Court of drunken driving.

The first-time offense is an ordinance violation, not a crime. Perry was not required to appear in court Thursday to enter a plea of no contest and be sentenced.

Brown County Circuit Judge Marc Hammer imposed a $225 fine, which, with additional costs and fees, will come to $956.

Perry, 48, will lose his driving privileges for eight months, effective July 27. His lawyer, Patrick Brennan, asked for the delay, saying preparation for the start of the season is to begin, and immediate loss of his license would adversely affect Perry’s ability to work.