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Driver killed in collision

A Huntington Beach man was killed when his car veered off the road

and struck a parked car and a tree in the 5300 block of Sisson Drive

at 2:46 p.m. Thursday, police said.

Huntington Beach Police and Fire responded to the scene after

witnesses saw a vehicle driven by Geoffrey Lynn Dutton, 55, suddenly

speed up and go off the road and onto the sidewalk near Village View

School, police said. The single-car accident was not drug- or

alcohol-related, police said.

Dutton was transported to Long Beach Memorial Hospital, where he

died, police said.

Man dies after police chase

A 25 year-old man died Feb. 9 when his car struck a wall and

overturned in the 7800 block of Talbert Avenue at 10:04 p.m., after

leading police on a high speed chase that began in Santa Ana, police

said.

Santa Ana police attempted to stop the man because he was driving

without his lights on, police said. Instead of stopping, the driver

engaged police in a chase, reaching speeds of more than 90 mph, said

Sgt. Carlos Rojas of the Santa Ana Police Department.

The police car following the vehicle ended the pursuit when speeds

became too dangerous and the officer could no longer see the vehicle,

Rojas said. The police helicopter continued to track the vehicle,

Rojas said.

When the car crossed into Huntington Beach at Beach Boulevard, the

helicopter reported that the driver lost control, hit a wall and the

car flipped over, killing the driver instantly, police said.

The vehicle was no longer being pursued by police at the time of

the accident, police said.

Pedestrian struck by car and killed

A pedestrian was hit by a car and killed Monday night in the 8200

block of Indianapolis Avenue, police said.

At 7:54 p.m. Ehab Ahmed Eid, 33, of Huntington Beach was struck by

a car driven by Jeffrey Klauza, 49, of Huntington Beach, police said.

No charges were filed against Klauza, who was not injured in the

accident, police said. The cause of the accident is still under

investigation, police said.

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