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   DANA POINT, Calif. (KABC) -- Horrifying surveillance video shows   
   a sedan striking a bicyclist at a Dana Point intersection before   
   the driver allegedly exited the car and assaulted the victim,   
   who later died at a hospital.   
      
   The dramatic collision, which launched the bike and the cyclist   
   into the air, occurred shortly after 3 p.m. Wednesday at Pacific   
   Coast Highway and Crown Valley Parkway.   
      
   Footage of the moment of impact was captured by a Ring doorbell   
   camera mounted in front of a nearby home.   
      
   According to authorities, the man behind the wheel of the car   
   then stopped, exited the vehicle and assaulted the male victim   
   with a knife.   
      
   "Upon arrival, deputies found Michael John Mammone, 58, a   
   cyclist, lying in the intersection suffering from severe   
   injuries," the Orange County Sheriff's Department said in a news   
   release.   
      
   Mammone was transported to a hospital, where he died.   
      
   Mammone worked as an emergency room physician at Providence   
   Mission Hospital in Laguna Beach. He worked as an ER doctor at   
   Mission Hospital since 2011.   
      
   In a statement Mission Hospital said: "We are stunned by this   
   devastating tragedy. The entire Mission Hospital family is   
   grieving over the loss of an incredible physician and friend. "   
      
   ABC7 spoke with a neighbor who declined to be interviewed on   
   camera. She said her family heard what sounded like a "gunshot"   
   before the attack. When they ran outside, she said, they heard   
   the suspect uttering racial slurs about "white privilege."   
      
   A spokesman for the Orange County Sheriff's Department said   
   investigators had not been told of that allegation.   
      
   "As of right now, no known relationship" between the victim and   
   suspect, "and no known motive," sheriff's Sgt. Michael Woodruff   
   said in an interview.   
      
   The suspect was later identified by authorities as 39-year-old   
   Vanroy Evan Smith. He was detained by witnesses at the scene,   
   which Woodruff described as "brave, heroic actions, from my   
   understanding." "But at this time, again, all of this is   
   encompassed in the investigation," the sergeant said.   
      
   Smith, of Long Beach, was booked into the Orange County Jail on   
   suspicion of murder. Authorities say a knife believed to be used   
   in the assault was recovered at the scene.   
      
   The Orange County district attorney's office said prosecutors   
   plan to file charges in the case sometime this week. The suspect   
   is expected to appear in court by Friday.   
      
      
      
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