Puna man charged with habitual DUI after prior Washington convictions
A Big Island man faces a felony DUI charge after being found passed out behind the wheel, bad news for him and a sign of tougher treatment for repeat drunk drivers.
- Joshua Randall, 35, was arrested near Ainaloa Boulevard after allegedly passing out in his car.
- His breath alcohol level was close to three times the legal limit.
- Prior DUI convictions mean prosecutors charged him with habitual DUI, a felony.
- The charge carries up to 10 years in prison.
Outlook: Randall remains in custody on the Big Island and is due in court next.