Luke Randall had 87 baggies of cocaine when police say he crashed his 1981 DeLorean around lunchtime.

By Cecilia Levine From Daily Voice

A 33-year-old DUI driver was found with vodka and 87 baggies of cocaine after police say he crashed a 1981 DeLorean around lunchtime in Bergen County this week, days after racking up similar offenses in another town, records show.

New Milford Police Officer Desmond Kivlehan was on patrol when he saw Luke Randall, of Harrington Park, hit a parked 2023 Toyota around 12:20 p.m. Monday, Nov. 10, Captain Kevin Van Saders said.

Randall appeared to have numerous injuries but refused medical attention from emergency responders, according to police.

Responding officers — Lt. Francis Haggerty, Sgt. Derek Mattessich, Sgt. Brian Ciavaglia, Det. Andrew Lignos, and Officer Samantha Howard — discovered vodka bottles and a large quantity of cocaine in individually wrapped bags inside the vehicle, Van Saders said.

Randall, who was also listed as a wanted missing person from Harrington Park, was arrested at the scene.

He was charged with DUI, careless driving, reckless driving, failure to possess insurance and registration, driving without a license, and other related traffic offenses.

On Nov. 3, Randall was charged with DUI, careless driving, throwing objects from motor vehicle, and driving without al license in Harrington Park, records show.

Randall was processed and taken to New Bridge Medical Center for evaluation before being booked at the Bergen County Jail, according to Van Saders.