Overview
- Court and booking records show Asiata was arrested and booked on July 2 on suspicion of driving under the influence and other counts after a Provo traffic stop.
- The probable-cause statement says he initially gave a false name, presented a fake California driver’s license, and was released the same day on a $2,500 bond.
- An arresting deputy reported signs of impairment, failure of field sobriety tests, a portable breath test of .086, and a half-full can of alcohol inside the vehicle.
- A preliminary urine test reportedly detected alcohol and THC, while laboratory testing of Asiata’s blood sample remains pending according to police records.
- BYU Athletics confirmed the program is aware of the matter and said the case is under university evaluation, which could affect Asiata’s roster status as training camp nears.