Former NBA All-Star guard Mookie Blaylock is being charged with second-degree vehicular homicide after a crash he allegedly caused resulted in a woman’s death on Friday night.

Tthe former Atlanta Hawk was driving in Jonesboro, Ga., on Friday when his car veered into oncoming traffic and hit a van head-on.

The passenger of that van died as a result of the accident.

Now, Blaylock, who was driving under a suspended license faces a second-degree vehicular manslaughter charge along with improper lane change, crossing the median and driving on the wrong side of the road.

Blaylock is still in the hospital with injuries of his own, although he is in fair condition after initially being put on life support.