Teri Figueroa, The San Diego Union-Tribune

"His passing left a huge hole in the lives of so many good people."

The truck driver, who police had tried to pull over for a minor traffic violation, was also killed in the crash.

"That night, my nanobots were activated," Schmidt testified. "Afterward, I knew, I am working for this agency now."

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