Driver Arrested for Deadly Long Beach Hit-and-Run that Killed Bicyclist

Arrest made in hit-and-run that killed beloved Long Beach woman

An arrest has been made in a deadly hit-and-run crash that left a Long Beach community mourning the loss of a beloved neighbor, authorities announced. The fatal collision occurred at the intersection of Redondo Avenue and East 2nd Street at approximately 4:48 p.m. on Feb. 7, the Long Beach Police Department confirmed. Arriving first responders located an adult female bicyclist, identified by loved ones as Lori Ann Carreon, and a bystander who [.…

Driver arrested for deadly Long Beach hit-and-run that killed bicyclist

Police say that the suspect turned himself in on Wednesday after initially fleeing the scene of the crash on Saturday afternoon near the intersection of Redondo Avenue and Second Street.

Man Turns Himself in After Fatal Long Beach Hit-and-Run Involving Bicyclist

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Suspect in bicyclist’s hit-and-run death in Long Beach turns himself in

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Alleged Long Beach hit-and-run driver turns himself in 4 days later, and intense bicycling may reverse cancer cells

Nothing like giving yourself several days to sober up before turning yourself in for a fatal hit-and-run. Or maybe just to come up with a good excuse. Or a good lawyer. Forty-year old Los Angeles resident Christopher Bryant turned himself in to the Long Beach The post Alleged Long Beach hit-and-run driver turns himself in 4 days later, and intense bicycling may reverse cancer cells appeared first on BikinginLA.

Hit-and-run driver who killed bicyclist turns himself in, Long Beach police say

After his arrest, he was held on $50,000 bail on suspicion of vehicular manslaughter with gross negligence.