Update: Plea Deal Could Be Reached Today in Deadly Hit-and-Run

Update: After a meeting between Garrett's attorney and the assistant district attorney, Garrett's pretrial was continued again until Jan. 6.

A plea agreement could be reached Monday morning in the case of accused hit-and-run killer Adam Garrett.

Assistant District Attorney Nancy Hayashida said last week that an agreement might be in the works, but that it couldn't be considered until this week because Superior Court Judge John Adams wasn't on the bench during the scheduled resumption of pretrial proceedings Dec. 5.

Garrett, 19, of Huntington Beach is charged with felony hit-and-run death and misdemeanor vehicular manslaughter in connection with the death of Hung Do of Fountain Valley. Garrett is accused of crashing into the back of Do's bicycle and throwing Do from the bike. Do landed in the far right lane of Warner Avenue, and was eventually taken to the hospital, where he died shortly thereafter.

Garrett is also accused of fleeing the scene without assisting Do or contacting police and paramedics, as well as later placing a call to 911 and falsely identiyfing himself as a witness to the accident.

Garrett is free in $50,000 bond. Monday's proceedings will be held at the West Justice Center in Westminster.