A motorist stripped of his license after the state deemed him too great a risk to the public crashed his car while drunk and high following a Snoop Dogg concert near Red Wing, sending his passenger to her death in a watery ditch, according to charges.

Dustin L. Hicks, 34, of Rochester, was charged Monday in Goodhue County District Court with criminal vehicular homicide, drunken driving and driving with a canceled license in connection with the rollover crash Saturday about 9 miles southwest of County 6 Boulevard in Featherstone Township.

The wreck killed Krista Koblitz, 34, of Rochester, according to authorities. She was thrown from the vehicle and died at the scene.

A preliminary breath test at the scene administered by a sheriff's deputy measured Hicks' blood alcohol content at 0.202, more than twice the legal limit for driving in Minnesota.

Hicks remains jailed in lieu of $50,000 bail before a May 22 court appearance. Messages were left with his attorney seeking a response to the allegations.

His criminal history in Minnesota includes three drunken-driving convictions since 2008, three for domestic assault, two for disorderly conduct and one for marijuana possession.

Krista Koblitz Credit: Facebook

Koblitz's online obituary said she worked in home health care and that "included being a fundamental part of caring for her grandparents so they could remain in their home."

According to the charges:

A caller to 911 shortly after 1 a.m. Saturday alerted authorities to a severely damaged car in the ditch and a man looking for a woman believed to have been in the vehicle.

A deputy spotted Koblitz's body in the ditch in about an inch of water. Hicks was standing nearby and had a "front to back sway," the charges read.

Hicks told the deputy he had been drinking before driving and lost control of his car while swerving away from a deer.

He said he drank "some beers," two alcoholic drinks and ingested marijuana. He said he had his seat belt on but Koblitz did not.