Juliya Newcomb, 23, of Milford, turned herself into the Hollis Police Department on Nov. 12 in connection with an alleged drunk driving crash last month. Courtesy photo/Hollis Police Department

HOLLIS — Juliya Newcomb, 23, of Milford, turned herself into the Hollis Police Department on Nov. 12 in connection with an alleged drunk driving crash last month.

According to police, the crash occurred on Depot Road on Oct. 21 at 4:30 a.m. and reportedly caused Newcomb and her passenger to become trapped.

Newcomb was freed from the vehicle and was taken to a local hospital. However, it took first responders more than an hour to free the passenger, who was flown to a Massachusetts hospital with life-threatening injuries.

An arrest warrant for Newcomb was issued on Nov. 4.

She has been charged with aggravated DUI involving a collision with serious injury, aggravated DUI with a blood alcohol concentration greater than .08, criminal restraint, aggravated DUI (30+ miles per hour over the limit), vehicular assault, DUI with a BAC greater than .08, DUI impairment, reckless driving, speeding and a hands-free law violation.

Newcomb was held without bail at the Hillsborough County House of Corrections.

She was scheduled to be arraigned on Nov. 13 in Nashua District Court.

Under state law, if convicted, she could face up to 23 years in prison, up to 15 years of probation, up to $19,500 in fines and having her driver’s license suspended for up to 11 years.