Jarring Footage indicates the Hit-And-Run Run suspect left the victim in La Road, police said

The Los Angeles Police Department has issued a awful safety camera that appears to show the driver run over a man, to get out of his car so that he could approach the removal of Tartana.

The Felony Hit-And-run season left a person 60s in a critical condition and occurred at 9:4 am at 9:4 am at 9:4 am at 9: 25 am at Monday in Zurda Boulevard and Clark Street, according to the thigh. Police are looking for public assistance in finding the suspect.

The victim was walking on the street that was accused of a written street where the black fod F-150 truck made on the left side of the road and hit him, police said. Security video shows a truck driver to pull over, get out of his car and close to the victim, falling asleep and facing them down the road.

The driver, who seems to look at his phone, looks at the man with a story of seconds before he returns to his truck and walking, according to the video. He does not hold them or provide help, as required by law.

He is described as a man in a baseball hat, a blue coat and colored black pants, police said. Security video appeared to show the Black Trash Bin, the Blue Recycling Bin and several furniture objects in the bed of truck. A number of Witnesses also seem to come closer to the victim.

Los Angeles Fire Mor Aarroredicatics moved the victim to a local hospital.

The detectives asked anyone for information about a collision calling the Traffic Demision Dep. OROSINA at (818) 644-8036 or Office Retes (818) 644-8114. Sybud reports can be left in (877) 527) 527-3247, and anyone who wishes not anonymous can call the regional crime crime on (800) 222-8477 or visit their website.

The city’s Hit’s Hit-and-Run Trust Fund provides a Reward Reward for $ 25,000 to who provides information that led to trial, anxiety, conviction or adjustment.