Drunk driver Jamie Komoroski, who struck and killed newlywed bride hours after her nuptials, is finally indicted on four counts including felony DUI resulting in death and reckless homicide

A drunk driver who drove into a newlywed couple and killed the bride on her wedding night has been indicted by a grand jury. Komoroski has been indicted on one count of felony DUI resulting in death, two counts of felony DUI resulting in great bodily injury and one count of reckless homicide. Komoroski's lawyer filed an application for bail on August 2 after several months in custody, but she remains behind bars She has been indicted on one count of felony DUI resulting in death, two counts of felony DUI resulting in great bodily injury and one count of reckless homicide Komoroski was first charged with speeding on 31 May 2018 in Horry County, South Carolina after crashing into the golf cart The Hutchinsons were traveling on the back of the cart, just two blocks from their home, when Komoroski rear-ended them while going 65mph in a 25mph zone In his case, filed in Charleston, Aric Hutchinson alleged that Komoroski 'bar hopped' before getting behind the wheel. He is seen here at a beachside memorial for his late bride Sam and Aric were being escorted by his brother-in-law Ben Garrett and nephew Brogan when they were allegedly hit by Komoroski Aric alleged that Komoroski 'bar hopped' before getting behind the wheel and has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against her Hutchinson's lawyers argued that the bars where she drank have 'a duty of care not to allow patrons to become intoxicated, to not serve alcohol to intoxicated persons' Following her arrest, she called her parents from the prison two days after the crash crying: 'Oh my God. DailyMail.com has obtained surveillance footage showing the golf cart carrying newlyweds Aric and Samantha Hutchinson as they left their wedding reception Traci Komoroski, 62, the mother of Jamie Lee Komoroski, 25, was in an crash in 2013 that resulted in the death of Forest Fire Service Warden Jeffrey Scheuerer She has been accused of receiving special treatment in the jail, having in-person visits from her family – which is not a privilege normally extended to inmates She could face up to 25 years in prison for the death of the bride, as well of a fine of up to $25,100, and an additional 15 years and $10,100 for the serious injury caused to the men in the buggy.