son family, says civil legal action is already underway alongside the criminal case.

 We have already filed a complaint against the suspect driver and the owner of that vehicle, and right now we're in the process of having those complaints served. So either way, this individual will be held accountable. We're going to hold him accountable to the fullest extent of the law,  White said.  People who are making decisions to get behind the wheel of a 3,000-pound bullet, they should understand that when you do this, there are consequences to your actions. 

The at-fault driver is expected to turn himself in to police and be arraigned before a judge on Sept. 30.

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