Charges Dropped in Miller Crash

From a Gazette story about the Stan Miller ghost bike.

Police are investigating the collision. Charges were dropped last week
against the man police say was driving the SUV.

Fraser was charged with resisting arrest and second-degree assault of a
law enforcement officer on June 26, according to documents. Those
charges were dropped by prosecutors July 7, according to an online state
court records database.

Fraser’s Rockville attorney Barry Helfand said he did not believe that
Fraser’s actions rose to the level of the charges.

“It’s no question that he was driving the car and struck another man,”
Helfand said. “He’s genuinely filled with remorse about the loss of
life.”

And, from the comments on that story

Mr. Fraser was
speeding and hit Mr. Miller, and then left the scene. He was stopped by
other motorists, who made him return to the scene by not allowing him
to pass. He put his truck in reverse and sped backward, going as fast
as 40 mph. Then he jumped out of his vehicle and was yelling that he
hadn’t hit Mr. Miller, contrary to what eve-witnesses on the scene had
observed. He continued to be hostile and belligerent, at no time
expressing any remorse or concern whatsoever for Mr. Miller, who lay
there dying.