Drag racer charged with DUI after Scottish tourist, 67, dies after being hit by car on first day of Florida holiday By Paul Thompson A man has been charged today with causing the death of tourist who was struck by a car and killed on the first day of his holiday in Florida, police said. Peter Doherty died from his injuries after he was struck by a car along with his wife Isobel on September 16. The 67-year-old, from Dumbarton in Scotland, died a week after being rushed to hospital with multiple injuries following the accident outside the Mall at Millenia in Orlando. Charged: David Le Givens, 45, has been charged with DUI after he allegedly killed a Scottish tourist on vacation in Florida last September His wife, Isobel, 65, was also hit and suffered broken ribs and bruising. The couple's three sons Peter, 37, Raymond, 34, and 29-year-old Donald traveled to the U.S. after the accident on September 16 to be with their parents. Mr Doherty, who owned fencing company Doherty and Lafferty, was put on life support following the accident. Police arrested David Lee Givens, 45, at the scene after his car plowed into a wooden bench the couple had been sitting on while waiting to return to their hotel. Family members said the couple had only been in Orlando for a day when they were struck. Witnesses told police two cars, including the one that struck the couple, had been racing each other prior to the accident. Holiday tragedy: Peter and Isobel Doherty were hit by a drunk driver as they waited in a bus stop at the Mall at Millenia to go back to their Orlando hotel Officers submitted a sample of Givens' blood to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement for toxicology testing. The lab results showed Givens' blood-alcohol content was .115 - above the .08 legal limit for drivers in Florida. According to an arrest report, when Given was questioned after the crash he had glassy, bloodshot eyes and a strong smell of alcohol on his breath. He also had trouble answering simple questions such as what direction he was headed on the roadway before the crash. Skid marks on the road showed that Givens was travelling at 52mph in a 35mph zone. Givens was charged with DUI manslaughter and could face up to ten years in jail if convicted.