No criminal charges in Claremont fatal collision

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By Jannise Johnson, Staff Writer

The Los Angeles County District Attorney will not file criminal charges against the woman's friend for accidentally running her over in August.

Catherine Shelton, 42 was run over Aug. 25 at 10:40 a.m. in the 400 block of West First Street, according to a Claremont police news release.

Her friend Brenda Monahan was behind the wheel of the Infinity SUV that hit her.

Shelton was taken to Pomona Valley Hospital Medical Center where she died at 11:21 a.m. that day.

After reviewing the Claremont police investigation and other evidence, the District Attorney's Office decided not to file criminal charges in the incident, according to the release.

The Office of the District Attorney believes the collision was an accident and there is no evidence of gross negligence or criminal negligence.

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OJ Simpson said:

note to self: if i ever want to kill someone and get away with it, i will just drive to downtown claremont, wait until my victim is in the path of the vehicle and run them over. when the police ask me what happens i will just tell them the car did it and they will believe me. stay calm and carry on.

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