Gardena drunken driving victim identified; Possible El Camino College student

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Gardena police have identified a man killed in a collision with a suspected drunken driver askhalibturner.jpg 21-year-old Khalib Zaire Turner, 21. Yesterday, we were told he had a Hawthorne address, but police today said he lived in Compton.

Turner died in the 11:50 p.m. crash Tuesday at El Segundo Boulevard and Normandie Avenue.

John Henry Guerrero, 24, of Torrance was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence of alcohol and vehicular manslaughter, police said.

I did a Web search on Turner and found his name listed as a student in an El Camino College English class and found his MySpace page, which was private. This photo accompanied it.

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Rod. said:

The world lost an incredible human being, (Khalib Turner) on June 24th.. Thanks to the editor that posted this page...

Tony said:

He will be missed. I just found out about Khalib's passing this month Sept. 08 I didn't know him long, but he showed great spirit and kindness when ever I saw him and for that he'll never beforgotten. My heart goes out too his family for there Lost. I would like to show my respect if someone could post here where he's been layed to rest...Thank you

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