As friends and loved ones pay tribute to Williams, a former city commissioner, details on Calderon\u2019s alleged actions that morning are being brought to light by Orange County District Attorney\u2019s Office prosecutors, who\u2019ve charged her with three felony counts related to a hit-and-run causing injury or death.<\/p>\n
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Photos, candles and flowers mark the spot where Garden Grove pastor Eric Williams was struck and killed by a hit-and-run driver on PCH Monday.<\/p>\n
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Prosecutors allege around 6:47 a.m., Calderon drove her vehicle, a 2006 gold Mercedes-Benz E-Class, onto the shoulder where the cyclists were riding, striking all three men before driving through a parking lot kiosk, despite her car\u2019s having a flat tire, missing side mirror and damage to its hood, windshield and front bumper.<\/p>\n
A motorist who witnessed the crash pursued Calderon and blocked her vehicle while a parking attendant radioed State Parks police, according to an OCDA release Wednesday<\/a>.<\/p>\n Huntington Beach police booked the Long Beach resident on suspicion of driving under the influence, gross vehicular manslaughter and possessing a hard drug with a prior conviction. Toxicology reports are still pending, prosecutors reported.<\/p>\n Williams died at the scene, while the other two men sustained critical injuries, including spinal fractures, broken ribs and a broken ankle. District Attorney Todd Spitzer expressed sorrow that an early morning bike ride with friends turned into a tragedy.<\/p>\n \u201cWe are working closely with our law enforcement partners to ensure justice is carried out to the fullest extent of the law for Mr. Williams and his loved ones and for the two other bicyclists who survived such a horrific ordeal on what should have been a peaceful ride along the beach,\u201d Spitzer said in Wednesday\u2019s release.<\/p>\n