DUI ARREST - St. George man caused two accidents while driving at 6-times the legal BAC limit
Thursday night, Kord Johnson hit a pedestrian with his car near 600 North, 2450 East, in St. George. He fled the scene and caused another accident when he drove past a stop sign.
Officers identified his vehicle at the second accident based on paint chips from his car left at the first scene. Kord was reportedly unable to pass field sobriety tests performed by officers and was found to have a breath alcohol concentration of .320, six times the legal limit of .05.
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