SAN FRANCISCO (KRON) -- A 21-year-old Santa Rosa man was charged with two counts of murder following a deadly DUI collision in San Francisco, according to prosecutors. Two women were killed in the crash. The driver, Jayden Elliot Patrick, is slated to make his first court appearance on the day before Thanksgiving for an arraignment at the San Francisco Hall of Justice. He is charged with murder, reckless driving, and driving under the influence of alcohol. "This case is a tragic reminder that drinking, driving and speeding are a lethal combination with devastating impacts," District Attorney Brooke Jenkins said. According to police, on November 25 at 1:20 a.m., two vehicles crashed on Grafton and Jules avenues in the Ingleside District. Patrick was allegedly drunk and speeding leading up to the collision, according to the DA's office. There were four people inside Patrick's vehicle. Inside the second vehicle, officers found two deceased women inside. Patrick was arrested by the San Francisco Police Traffic Collision Investigations Unit. Emergency responders rushed three of Patrick's injured passengers to a hospital. One of the passengers suffered life-threatening injuries. 3 dead after fiery Cybertruck crash in Piedmont Jenkins said Wednesday, "I would like to offer my heartfelt condolences to the families of the murder victims and my office’s support to all impacted by this tragic incident, including the victims who are still recovering from their injuries. My office will do everything in our power to fight for justice in the courtroom for all victims here." Law enforcement officials have not released the names of the two women killed in the crash.