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A driver accused of hitting a 68-year-old bicyclist in San Mateo that put the bicyclist in a coma has pleaded no contest to felony hit-and-run and now faces up to three years in state prison, the San Mateo County District Attorney’s Office said Friday.

Cesar Barillas-Aguilar, 28, of San Mateo, was driving a 2002 Nissan Altima south on North Humboldt Street on New Year’s Day 2021 when he allegedly ran through a stop sign and struck a bicyclist at Tilton Avenue. The man flew into Aguilar’s windshield and rolled off onto the ground. Aguilar did not stop but immediately fled the area, the District Attorney’s Office said.

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BenToy

So avoidable and 11 months later, this victim is still in a coma from being hit by this driver

As a minimum, manslaughter and should the victim dies, murder because it was a conscious decision to run that stop sign

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