FOUNTAIN HILLS, Ariz. (AP) — An Arizona grand jury has indicted a man on manslaughter charges in the deaths of four pedestrians near Phoenix four months ago. Authorities say the SUV 27-year old Alex Bashaw was driving, jumped a curb and struck married couples from Iowa and Canada as they waited to cross a street in Fountain Hills about 32 miles northeast of Phoenix. Three people were killed in the collision and the fourth person died of his injuries months later. 72-year-old Robert Bonta and his 71-year-old wife Karen, of Wever, IA, died in the crash.

Maricopa County Sheriff’s officials say Bashaw, who showed no signs of impairment following the crash, moved to Ohio after the March 23 collision. They say he’s been arrested on the grand jury warrant and is awaiting extradition to Maricopa County.