EXCLUSIVE: 'My brother was in pieces on the road.' Body of grandfather killed on his moped by 'drunk' Lamborghini driver in Vegas was cut in HALF at the scene - as it's revealed suspect was arrested on DUI charges in 2015

• Andrew James Rodriguez was going 141 mph in a 45 mph zone in Las Vegas when he allegedly hit and killed moped driver Walter Anderson on June 5  
• The 33-year-old, from El Paso, Texas, is charged with one count of DUI resulting in death, another of reckless driving, and one of driving without a license
• Exclusive DailyMail.com photos show how the crash left a 700ft debris trail with orange circles marking where Anderson's body parts and clothing came to rest
• The impact was so extreme, Anderson, 58, was cut in half with his torso ending up more than 200ft away from his legs
• 'We didn't know until we went to the site [of the crash] that my brother was in pieces in the road,' Anderson's sister, Antoinette Alderman, 61, told DailyMail.com
• DailyMail.com can also reveal Rodriguez - who has been released on $75K bail - was previously pulled over while driving drunk in his Mercedes in 2015 
• He was sentenced to a one-year suspended jail term and 15 months probation which included an alcohol ban and having an interlock device fitted to his car 

The bitcoin millionaire who drunkenly drove a Lamborghini into a Las Vegas grandfather had a previous DUI conviction, DailyMail.com can reveal.

Crypto-currency trader Andrew James Rodriguez, 33, was driving at a speed of 141 mph just before midnight on June 5 when he slammed into 58-year-old Walter Anderson, killing him. 

The impact was so extreme, Anderson was cut in half with his torso ending up more than 200ft away from his legs.

Rodriguez, who was in Las Vegas to celebrate his birthday, has now been charged with one count of DUI resulting in death, another of reckless driving and one of driving without a license.

In an exclusive interview with DailyMail.com, Anderson's sister Antoinette Alderman, 61, told DailyMail.com: 'We didn't know until we went to the site [of the crash] that my brother was in pieces in the road.

'Neighbors that live next to my brother went there first and they wanted to prepare us – he was split in half. His legs and lower extremities were somewhere else.

'He was hit with such force, his socks and shoes were off his legs. That's how hard he hit my brother. It's appalling.'

Exclusive DailyMail.com photos show how the crash caused a debris trail that stretched for 700ft, with orange circles marking where the initial impact happened and the locations where Anderson's body parts and clothing came to rest.

The crash also ripped off his tube socks and gloves and left his moped embedded in the hood of the luxury car. 

Police said Rodriguez, of El Paso, Texas, was with his fiancée Sabrina Juenger, 24, at the time of the crash and had an open bottle of booze in the rented blue Lamborghini Huaracan.

Rodriguez had been staying in a $1.6million penthouse during his Vegas trip and posted a video on June 4 boasting about how he planned to have 'the littest weekend ever' on the day he arrived.

Anderson, who was heading home after a shift at a local branch of Denny's on his TaoTao moped, was hit in the central lane as he approached an intersection on Russell Road.

Rodriguez is currently living in a rented home in Las Vegas after posting $75,000 bond ahead of a September court date. 

DailyMail.com can reveal that the June 5 crash is not the first time Rodriguez has been collared while driving drunk, according to court documents. 

In September 2015, the 33-year-old was pulled over while driving drunk in his Mercedes in El Paso.

According to the police report, Rodriguez had expired tags and 'had trouble keeping his balance' after getting out the car.

Trooper Priscilla Rodriguez added: 'While speaking to Rodriguez, l could smell a strong odor of alcohol emitting from person and breath.

'I could observe that Rodriguez had red glossy eyes and a slurred speech.'

He claimed to have had one alcoholic drink and one shot but later pleaded guilty and was sentenced to a one-year suspended jail term.

The father-of-one was also hit with 15-month probation sentence, a $1,000 fine and a series of conditions that included an alcohol ban and having an interlock device fitted to his car.

He completed his probation in January 2019.

Anderson's distraught family say they now want to see Rodriguez receive the maximum penalty possible following the fatal crash and say he should have never been allowed to drive. 

'It's sickening. The speed, you do that on a track, not on a 45mph road,' Alderman said.

'He came in town to have a good time, be a big shot and drive Lambos.

'He hit the gas and killed someone. His family has rented a house here now so he can work from home, go to the doctor once a week.

'He can even go to the grocery store once a week. It's appalling.' 

'To have him [Rodriguez] get out on house arrest on $75,000 and an ankle bracelet is appalling. It's sickening.

'He gets to have his fiancée, he gets to have his two-year-old son with him and my brother is being cremated. It's just appalling.'

Alderman is now calling for a change in the law so drunk drivers who kill are kept in jail and aren't allowed to bond out. 

Meanwhile, Anderson's family are preparing for a celebration of life on June 26 and are ordering commemorative t-shirts for the event which they hope will include 100 mourners. 

Oldest son Ryan, 30, an events worker who lives with girlfriend Alix and their three young children, told DailyMail.com that his father was a popular man.

'He was loving, kind, always there for anybody. He loved his mom and his family. He was a really good man. I learned a lot from him for sure,' he said.  

Ryan added: 'He was big hearted. Everyone at his job will miss him. I met them all today and everybody's grieving in their own way but if I could take it back, I would. 

'I'd trade places with him so he could be here for his family and everybody. I just hope the justice system will do the best it can do to serve justice.' 

Rodriguez is a self-described investor in 'crypto automation through the platform iGenius, according to his Facebook, where his bio reads, 'Crypto automation. Multiple 6 figure earner. iGenius.'

In a video shared the night before the deadly crash, he boasted about his high-dollar lifestyle saying: 'If you wanna do this stuff that we do, you just gotta do crypto automation.'

Just a few hours before the crash, he posted a photo to Facebook with several Louis Vuitton shopping bags and the caption: 'Become the person your haters wished you wouldn't be.'