There might not be a criminal prosecution, but these circumstances support a civil wrongful death lawsuit. This is very similar to the case "Louise Olin v. County of Los Angeles". Put that case name into Google. The plaintiff there was the surviving wife of a man who was killed while riding a bicycle by an inattentive driver who was texting and using a laptop. That case settled for $12,000,000 for the surviving wife. The surviving wife in that case was represented by a well known firm in LA, and that information is all online. The surviving wife of Greg Knapp has a very clear cut civil lawsuit claim against the driver who killed her husband. It is as close to a "slam dunk" that you can get in civil litigation. Nothing can bring Greg Knapp back to life. A criminal prosecution would not do that. A civil lawsuit victory would not do that. All that the law can provide at this point is financial compensation.

sounds like we need "eyes free" too

Anyways I have doubt this perp didn't have it in his hands, but there is no way to prove it...so point is mute.

I'd like to see some criminal charges personally... it's high time.

No charges for this 22 year old whose name won't be released... wonder if he has some famous/rich/connected parents or friends??

If mr Kou can sue dusd for the death of his wife, this is a “slam dunk”

A bicyclist doesn't just pop up out of nowhere, especially if he/she is riding along in the bike lane. The driver should have seen the bicyclist from several hundred feet away and taken precautions to prevent getting close to the bicycle. Getting away with the excuse that he "glanced" at his phone as justification for killing a bicyclists is 1) wholly unbelievable and 2) just plain wrong for society to accept this. The driver clearly didn't give right of way to the bicyclist. As someone else on this thread noted, its open season on bicyclists with full support of our local DA