The aftermath of the accident led to confused residents and all five teens sent to the hospital.

Waterford Police Chief Scott Underwood said it was not clear why Watson was in Waterford on Sunday, but noted that one of the passengers is a township resident.

Christopher Belling during the arraignment said investigations revealed that Watson was driving and blew three red lights before barreling onto Edgefield at speeds of up to 100 mph through two lawns, then airborne through a garage and into a second, occupied home. Police say Watson was driving with four friends – also teens – in a red SUV speeding down Edgefield Road, near Scott Lake and Elizabeth Lake roads, when the driver lost control, driving off the roadway through a yard and one family’s garage, then into another family’s home. The incident was called in at around 2:45 a.m. Russell also set a tentative preliminary exam for 1:45 p.m. Magistrate Russell Anderson, during the video arraignment, set Watson’s bond at $50,000 cash or surety, and scheduled a probable cause conference in the 18-year-old’s case for 1:30 p.m. Jordan Christian Watson, of Howell, was charged Wednesday in Waterford’s 51st District Court with four counts of operating with a suspended or revoked license causing serious injury and another four counts of drunken driving causing serious injury in the Sunday, Oct. RELATED: Read the full charging document here. An 18-year-old drove an SUV through two homes with a blood-alcohol content four times the legal driving limit just after running three red lights while out with friends, detectives said during the teen’s arraignment on eight felonies tied to the crash.

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