Mini Cooper driver had DUI as a 17-year-old

<p>The 19-year-old driver of a Mini Cooper who crashed into a mini-van last weekend, killing a Sonoma family of four, was arrested for drunken driving when he was 17, according to the CHP.</p><!-- Nothing to do. The paragraph has already been output --><p>Whether alcohol was involved in Saturday night's fatal crash remained unanswered Tuesday, pending results of a toxicology test ordered by the CHP. </p><p>Culbertson, of Lakeport, died from injuries the morning after the crash. </p><p>Autopsies on the bodies of the Maloney family were scheduled for Tuesday, said the Sonoma County Coroner's Office. Culbertson's autopsy was scheduled to follow the Maloney familys' autopsies.</p><p>At 17, on June 1, 2007, the teen got into a crash in Lake County. He was arrested on suspicion of drunken driving, according to the CHP. As a result, he was given a one-year license suspension from the DMV, which is a standard result of such an arrest.</p><p>Details on the 2007 crash weren't available.</p><p>Culbertson had no other driving infractions, according to the CHP.</p><p>The collision Saturday night was at the intersection of Highway 37 and Lakeville Highway. </p><p>The Maloney family was heading through it on Highway 37 with a green light when Culbertson ran the red light and T-boned their van.</p><p>The four, Johnathan, 45, Susan, 42, Aiden, 8 and Grace, 5, were killed in the crash. Culbertson was taken to Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital where he was determined to be brain dead and kept alive on life support. </p><p>He was declared dead Sunday at 11:15 a.m., according to the coroner's office.</p>