Ex-US Commerce Secretary John Bryson will not face hit-and-run charges Mr Bryson, who resigned from Barack Obama's cabinet after the June 9 incident, struck a car that was stopped for a train. He spoke briefly with the three occupants then hit the car again as he departed before hitting another vehicle a few minutes later. He was later found unconscious in his Lexus. "Both treating doctors agree that suspect was suffering from confusion following a seizure and crashed as a result," court documents say. Phone messages left for San Gabriel police and Mr Bryson's wife, Louise, were not immediately returned. Mr Bryson resigned as commerce secretary on June 21, saying then he had suffered a seizure and didn't want his health to be a distraction from his job.