The Waukesha tragic suspect has been charged with 5 counts of murder

(CNN) – Prosecutors officially charged Darrell Brooks with five counts of first-degree homicide Tuesday.

Brooks was arrested Sunday for allegedly using his truck during a Christmas parade in Waukesha, killing at least five people early and injuring dozens more.

This Tuesday, authorities confirmed the death of a third-person baby.

Waukesha Police Chief Dan Thompson told a news conference Monday that his office had recommended the charges to the district attorney.

According to indictment filed Tuesday, police say they will press the number five who deliberately killed a Milwaukee man after an attack that injured a total of 62 people, including at least 18 children.

Brooks was released from prison two weeks ago on charges of using a vehicle on a woman who claimed to be her son’s mother, court documents show. He was released from prison on Nov. 11 on $ 1,000 bail, which was recommended by the Milwaukee County Attorney’s Office but is now being investigated.

The woman survived the Nov. 2 incident and was taken to hospital with her injuries following a criminal complaint. Prosecutors in the case have filed five charges related to the incident, including obstruction of an officer, a secondary number endangering bad protection by domestic abuse, misconduct with domestic abuse and misconduct for domestic abuse.

The suspect is a registered sex offender

Court and prison records show that, in addition to the Nevada sex offenders record, the suspect was a registered sex offender in Nevada.

Darrell Brooks pleaded guilty to sexually assaulting a minor in November 2006, according to documents.

There are no additional details in that case.

Brooks served his sentence at the Northern Nevada Correctional Center from March 2007 to September 2008, according to Nevada prison records. CNN could not identify Brooks’ lawyer in this case.

The judge granted $ 5 million bail

Judge M. Castello Darrell Brooks set up a $ 5 million bond in cash because he believes it presents a risk to FICA.

According to prosecutors, if convicted of all charges, he faces the possible thought of five consecutive life sentences and could spend the rest of his life in prison.

– News in development. With information from Carol Alvarado, Kay Jones and Raja Rasek.