
TMZ was the first to report the charges, which along with felony vehicular manslaughter, include "driving under the influence causing injury to multiple victims," "driving with a .08 percent blood alcohol level causing injury" and "furnishing alcohol to a minor." The DUI counts alleged that Garrison was driving with a blood alcohol level of more than .15 percent.
Garrison is scheduled to voluntarily turn himself over to authorities sometime in the next two hours.
If convicted, Garrison faces a maximum of 6 years in prison.