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Student, 23, accused of killing psychologist, 68, after hitting him with his McLaren sports car in LA appears in court on $250,000 bail Ka Leung Chan wore a mask as he kept his eyes low at the Los Angeles Superior Court Tuesday as he attended the arraignment for vehicular manslaughter Chan, had been driving a McLaren when he struck 68-year-old Larry D. Brooks on May 4, 2020 Brooks' wife, Anna Marie Piersimoni, was in attendance for the hearing   In addition to the vehicular manslaughter charge, Chan also faces a wrongful-death lawsuit

Print Early last May, Larry Brooks told his wife he was going for a walk in the Arts District. He left their loft about 11 a.m., and soon after, his wife, Anna Marie Piersimoni, heard sirens. Then the police knocked on her door. Brooks, a 68-year-old psychologist, had been struck and killed by a speeding McLaren sports car, a roughly $280,000 vehicle designed to go as fast as 200 miles an hour. The 23-year-old driver, a student, was arrested and charged with reckless driving and vehicular manslaughter. About a month ago, 32-year-old office assistant Monique Munoz was heading home to Hawthorn...