Drunk drivers allegedly caused fatal crash when he tried to go home from the bar: police

A drunk driver supposedly fell into the car of an older woman and killed her while trying to drive his wife home from a bar from Minnesota, according to the police.

Aloysius Kenneth Johnson, who had an earlier condemnation for Dui, told the police that he had several vodka lemonades in a bar in Andover on Friday in a bar in Andover when, according to a penalty complaint received by Kare 11, he was held by his Ford F-350.

His wife told the police officer that she believed that he “tried to hit her home” when he raced from it – and his car soon found a Kia soul.

The other driver, Alice Marie Stack (74), was pulled out of the wreck, but later died in a hospital, according to the office of the Sheriff of the district Anoka County.

The Ford driver fled out of the crash scene, with witnesses said they saw him stumbling when he ran on some forests.

When the deputies of the sheriff soon found Johnson, 48, nearby, he threw after alcohol, sipped his words, tried to keep his balance and, according to complaint, had blood on his body and face.

Johnson allegedly admitted three or four drinks – however, according to the report, he had no memory of the crash.

Johnson's wife soon arrived in the crash scene and confirmed that the Ford truck belonged to her husband.

She told the police that they had eaten in a bar where Johnson Wodka drank Limonades and tried to get him home according to the report.

But instead he followed her in his truck, she said, and said that he then raced in a different direction to try to hit her home, so the complaint.

Johnson has an earlier condemnation for Dui, Kare reported, without giving details about this crime.

On Monday he was charged on Monday due to a number of criminal vehicle murder murder under the influence of alcohol.

Its deposit was set at 400,000 US dollars without conditions – or 200,000 US dollars – with his next court date for June 23, KStP said.