The driver in a hit-and-run crash in Edinburg that killed a pregnant woman and her unborn baby in August has been indicted, court records show.

Carlos Santiago Rodriguez turned himself in to authorities after he was accused of hitting two women with his truck and fleeing the scene. The crash happened on North Alamo Road, South of 17 1/2 road in Edinburg.

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One of the women, identified as 18-year-old Lorena Perez of Edinburg, was eight months pregnant and pronounced dead at a local hospital. Perez's unborn baby also died.

Court records indicate Rodriguez was indicted last week on two charges of accident involving death, one charge of accident involving serious body injury and one charge of tampering with evidence.

Hidalgo County jail records show Rodriguez has been jailed on driving while intoxicated charges four times from 2003 to 2015.

Rodriguez’s arraignment is scheduled for Monday, Dec. 27.

Correction: Carlos Santiago Rodriguez has been jailed in Hidalgo County four times on driving while intoxicated charges from 2003 to 2015, not six.