Police Trying To Locate Van Involved In Hit-And-Run That Injured 69-Year-Old
BALTIMORE (WJZ) -- Baltimore Police are still asking the public for help identifying the driver of a green minivan that they say hit and injured a 69-year-old man Monday before speeding away.
It happened around 1:30 p.m., at the the 2600 block of W. North Avenue.
"Sad. Just sad. He should've stopped. If you hit a person, you ought to be able to know it," said one driver.
A local business-owner said she couldn't record the crash on video because of a problem with her surveillance camera.
Police say the man was transported to an area hospital to be treated for his injuries. As of Monday afternoon, he was listed in critical condition.
The suspect vehicle is described as an older model dark green minivan with tinted windows. The minivan sustained damage to the front windshield. There was a temporary registration plate displayed in its rear window and it was last seen traveling eastbound on North Avenue.
Anyone who witnessed the crash, or has information on the driver or whereabouts of this vehicle is asked to call the Baltimore Police CRASH Team at 410-396-2606.
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