Olympia, Washington (CNN) -- Joseph Shaun Goodman's seventh arrest for DUI was as sensational as it gets. Police chased him in his Ferrari at more than 90 mph in downtown Olympia, Washington. A passenger, whom Goodman had just met at a bar, begged to leave the car, and his wish was granted while the car slowed. Goodman crashed his sports car, a 2000 model worth $70,000, into a house and two cars. The tall, tan businessman was finally arrested behind the wheel in a church parking lot with police drawing their guns on him just before midnight December 29. Cops noted his watery, bloodshot eyes and smelled alcohol on his breath.
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Joseph Shaun Goodman's seventh DUI is a misdemeanor under Washington state law
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He drove his Ferrari above 90 mph fleeing police, crashing into two cars and a house
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Judge gives Goodman work-release because jailing him would hurt his employees
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Protesters charge that "wealthy are playing by a different set of rules"
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Now there's a local uproar over how Goodman, 42, avoided hard jail time -- despite facing his seventh drunk-driving offense and with his blood alcohol measuring 0.16, twice @placeholder's threshold for DUI.
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The defense attorney and the prosecutor acknowledged how some people may express frustration over what protesters contend is an overly lenient justice system toward @placeholder.