( CNN ) -- A sixth-grade Pennsylvania teacher suspected of drunk driving allegedly struck five high school students , leaving three of them hospitalized , police in Mount Carmel Township said Thursday . Victor Swaboski III , 38 , was being held at Northumberland County Prison in lieu of $ 100,000 bail Thursday , following the Wednesday night incident . He has been charged with five felony counts of accidental death or personal injury , five felony counts of assault by motor vehicle while under the influence , felony flight to avoid apprehension , and five misdemeanor counts of reckless endangerment , police said . He was also charged with driving under an alcohol restriction because he allegedly had two open beers with him at the time of his arrest , said police Chief Brian Hollenbush . Swaboski 's attorney could n't be immediately located for comment . The chief said that DUI charges are pending results from toxicology tests , to be completed within 10 days . According to CNN affiliate WBRE , three of the teens were walking and two were on bicycles when they were hit by a Jeep Liberty as they passed in front of an elementary school about 8:30 p.m. Wednesday . Swaboski was arrested a short distance from the crash scene , WBRE reported on its website . Swaboski had no prior arrests on his record , the police chief said . Student Andrew Cambell , 16 , was in serious condition Thursday at Geisinger Health System in Danville , Pennsylvania , police said . Tyler Wondoloski , 18 , and Seanna Zimmerman , 13 , were listed in fair condition , the police chief said . Two other unnamed youths were treated and released , police said .
Victor Swaboski III , 38 , is a sixth-grade teacher in Pennsylvania . He is suspected of driving drunk and charged with hitting 5 high school students . Three of those students are hospitalized . Score: 6