Former NBA star guard Mookie Blaylock has been released from the hospital, but is now in jail, according to the Associated Press.
Blaylock, 46, has been charged with vehicular homicide for his involvement in a head-on collision in suburban Atlanta. Previously, Blaylock had been charged with driving with a suspended license and failure to maintain his lane.
Police say Blaylock was driving an SUV that crossed the center line and struck a van. A passenger in the van, 43-year-old Monica Murphy, died hours later. The driver of the van -- Monica's husband, Frankie -- survived.
Blaylock surrendered Monday and is being held without bond.
Blaylock was intially on life support but was upgraded to critical condition then to serious condition. Last Monday, an Atlanta Medical Center spokesperson said Blaylock was listed in fair condition.
Blaylock's attorney said the former NBA player had blacked out before the crash, according to AP. Police are working to find the cause and said they don't believe alcohol was involved.
Blaylock played 13 NBA seasons with New Jersey, Atlanta and Golden State. He played in one All-Star Game and was twice named to the league's All-Defensive first team.
