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A man with a history of drunken driving charges was arrested in a fatal crash near Salem that killed a mother and her four small children, Oregon State Police said. 
  
 Authorities lodged Favian Garcia, 27, in the Marion County Jail Monday morning on suspicion of five counts of manslaughter, felony DUII, reckless driving and driving with a suspended license, said Lt. Cari Boyd, an Oregon State police spokeswoman. 
  
 Court records show Garcia was convicted of driving under the influence of intoxicants in 2011 and arrested on suspicion of the same crime in July of this year. Police said the Gervais man had multiple outstanding warrants when he was detained. 
  
 Garcia was driving on Highway 99E north of Salem Sunday when his Land Rover slammed head-on into a Buick Century driven by Lisette Medrano-Perez of Molalla around 4:30 p.m., police said. 
  
 The 25-year-old mother was in the car with her children, an 8-year-old boy, a 6-year-old boy, a 4-year-old girl and a 2-year-old girl. 
  
 All five family members died at the scene, police said. Garcia was taken to a hospital and treated for minor injuries. 
  
 "Those were completely innocent children," said Boyd. "There are just no words to explain what happened." 
  
 The last accident when five or more people were killed in a crash involving two cars was in 2012. That same year a bus crash was even deadlier. 
  
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 Lizette Medrano-Perez, 25, and 4 children — Ivan Ricardo, 8, and Andrus, 6, and girls Dayanara, 4, and Angelina, 2 — died when their Buick Century was hit by a Land Rover driven by Favian R. Garcia. 
  
 The 3 older children were Medrano’s own. She was also the temporary legal guardian for her niece Angelina. 
  
 The crash happened around 4:40 p.m. Sunday about a mile north of Salem on Hwy 99E near Nevada Street. Investigators said the Land Rover was headed north and was coming around a corner in the road when the crash happened. 
  
 All 5 people died at the scene. 
  
 Garcia, 27, sustained minor injuries. Officers arrested him and charged him with 5 counts of manslaughter I, felony driving while under the influence of intoxicants, reckless driving, misdemeanor driving while suspended and outstanding unrelated Marion County Warrants. 
  
 He’s expected to appear in court on Tuesday. 
  
 KOIN 6 News checked his record and found Garcia has had 2 previous DUII charges, including one just 2 months ago. 
  
 “To see the sadness in people’s eyes knowing their family members aren’t coming back because somebody made a bad choice is just one of the worst parts about our job,” said OSP Trooper Bob Charpentier. 
  
 The Oregon State Police said they’re pouring resources into this investigation to make sure they do a flawless job. Four different accident reconstruction teams are involved to help put together a really clear picture of what exactly happened. 
  
 Family and friends are mourning the loss of the young family. Medrano-Perez’s friend Amanda LaFollette sent KOIN the following statement: 
  
 She was a beautiful person, I don’t think in the almost year I’ve known her that I’ve seen her angry, or shed a single tear. She worked hard for her children those where her pride and joy, she would do anything for them. She went through some hard times and struggled with worrying about her mother’s health but you wouldn’t notice it because in front of her fears and pain always stood a smile of gold. She loved her family more than life itself and would do anything for them, she always made sure her kids had all their needs and would often times stop what she was doing to be a shoulder for her friends, this truly is one of the hardest and most tragic incidents. She will be truly missed by so many!” 
  
 Any crash witnesses who have not spoken to police are asked to call 800.452.7888. 
  
 There is a GoFundMe to help cover funeral costs. ||||| A Woodburn man is facing manslaughter and drunk driving charges after police say he crashed head-on with another car, killing a Molalla mother and her four children Sunday on Highway 99E. 
  
 Investigators say Favian Garcia, 27, was at the wheel of a black SUV on Highway 99E when about 4:30 p.m. he crashed into the victim's sedan on a curve at NE Nevada Street. 
  
  
  
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 On Monday morning, Garcia was booked in the Marion County Jail on five counts of first-degree manslaughter, felony while driving under the influence of intoxicants, reckless driving, misdemeanor driving while suspended, and outstanding unrelated Marion County warrants. 
  
 Court records show Garcia was arrested for drunk driving and hit-and-run on July 2. He was released from jail in August, but had a warrant out for his arrest when he didn’t show up for court. 
  
  
  
 Judy Harley lives near that July 2 crash site in Woodburn. When she learned Garcia is now charged in Sunday's crash, she wondered if enough is being done to keep suspects in dangerous driving crashes behind bars. 
  
 “It doesn't sound like it, does it? Yeah, yeah it's really sad. A woman and four children? Four children. It was five of them. That's terrible,” she said. 
  
 Garcia was also charged with drunk driving in 2011, according to his record. 
  
  
  
 He was also arrested over and over again for not showing up for court in that case, as well as driving while suspended. 
  
  
  
 Medrano-Perez and her four children in the vehicle were found dead at the scene of the crash. Her children included an 8-year-old boy, a 6-year-old boy, a 4-year-old girl and a 2-year-old girl. 
  
 Oregon State Police say one of the children killed was not Medrano-Perez's child by birth, but she was the child's legal guardian. She had filed paperwork to officially adopt the child next week. 
  
 Garcia had minor injuries and was transported to a local area hospital, Oregon State Police said. He is expected to make his first court appearance on manslaughter charges on Tuesday. 
  
 Anyone who witnessed the crash should call Oregon State Police at 1-800-452-7888. |||||
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A man arrested for drunk driving and hit-and-run in July killed a woman and four children in a horrific head-on crash on Sunday, Oregon State Police say. Lizette Medrano-Perez, 25, and an 8-year-old boy, a 6-year-old boy, a 4-year-old girl, and a 2-year-old girl were killed when a Land Rover driven by 27-year-old Favian Garcia slammed into their Buick Century a mile north of Salem, KATU reports. "Those were completely innocent children," says police spokeswoman Lt. Cari Boyd. "There are just no words to explain what happened." Garcia was released from jail in August but a warrant for his arrest was later issued when he failed to show up for court. Records show he was also charged with drunk driving in 2011. The crash was Oregon's deadliest since a tour bus crash killed nine people in 2012, the Oregonian reports. Garcia, who was hospitalized after receiving minor injuries in the accident, was booked into jail Monday on five counts of manslaughter, felony driving under the influence of intoxicants, reckless driving, and driving with a suspended license. The three oldest children were Medrano-Perez's and she was the legal guardian of the youngest girl, her niece. "To see the sadness in people's eyes knowing their family members aren't coming back because somebody made a bad choice is just one of the worst parts about our job," OSP Trooper Bob Charpentier tells KOIN.