Stephen Barbour died July 18 around 6 a.m. while riding on Cemetery Road, 10TV's Brittany Westbrook reported.

A grand jury on Wednesday indicted Edward Miller for aggravated vehicular homicide, drunken driving and other charges in Barbour's death. Police said Miller, 28, was driving a pickup truck that struck Barbour. According to police, a breath analysis showed Miller's blood-alcohol content was a 0.10, which is over the legal limit.

"We feel the legal system hopefully will deal with this in a fair manner," said Gail Falkinburg, a friend of Barbour.

Falkinburg told 10TV News her focus is not on Miller, but on ensuring that drivers and cyclists are able to share the road safely.

"It's getting more dangerous every day in all parts of town," Falkinburg said.

Falkinburg said cyclists have a right to the road and should not be demonized by drivers for asserting that right.

"We're just other human beings so please treat us that way," Falkinburg said.

Miller's attorney Tim Huey told 10TV News that Barbour's death was a tragic situation, and he cautioned that people should not rush to judgment until all the evidence is heard.

A memorial ride is being planned for Barbour, but Falkinburg does not know whether she will participate. She has not been back on her bike since Barbour was killed.

"I don't know if I'm ever going to be able to ride it again because this ghost is now with me," Falkinburg said.

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