The driver of a car that barreled into a parade-watching crowd in Oklahoma, killing four people and injuring dozens more, has been charged with four counts of second-degree murder, police said, SIA reports quoting the local media.
Those come in addition to a previous charge of driving under the influence for Adacia Avery Chambers, 25, said Kyle Gibbs, police captain in the town of Stillwater.
Chambers, now being held in Payne county jail, is due in court Monday for her initial hearing.
She faces 10 years to life in prison for each murder count.
A massive crowd had gathered to see the Oklahoma State University Homecoming Parade. Three victims were pronounced dead at the scene and one victim, a two-year-old boy, died at hospital as a result of his injuries.
Another 47 people were injured in the crash. As of late Sunday, five of those were still in critical condition.
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