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In more recent developments, Campbell's a big fat liar.
Campbell failed the roadside sobriety test of walking a straight line. He voluntarily gave a breath sample at the roadside. He blew .161, more than twice the allowable limit.
Last week the premier revealed he had blown .149 but that was in his second test, the one taken later at the police station.
Last week the premier revealed he had blown .149 but that was in his second test, the one taken later at the police station.
Maui police reports say when Campbell was arrested he slurred his speech, smelled of alcohol and had trouble standing.
Campbell, the reports say, was so drunk he could not have safely driven a car.
An officer saw Campbell drive up to 70 mph in a 45 mph zone.
At one point the premier's car strayed over a double line into the oncoming lane. Later, when a another car approached, Campbell slammed on the brakes and pulled his car onto the shoulder.
When the officer stopped Campbell, the premier had "watery eyes, oily facial features and slurred speech."
As Campbell got out of the car, the officer saw him lose his balance and use his left arm to support himself against the vehicle. He was swaying from side to side.
Campbell, the reports say, was so drunk he could not have safely driven a car.
An officer saw Campbell drive up to 70 mph in a 45 mph zone.
At one point the premier's car strayed over a double line into the oncoming lane. Later, when a another car approached, Campbell slammed on the brakes and pulled his car onto the shoulder.
When the officer stopped Campbell, the premier had "watery eyes, oily facial features and slurred speech."
As Campbell got out of the car, the officer saw him lose his balance and use his left arm to support himself against the vehicle. He was swaying from side to side.
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