[kellyhound]

On Wednesday, the Los Angeles Police Department released video of a felony hit-and-run that happened last month between a vehicle and a bicyclist in hopes of identifying the vehicle’s driver.

LAPD is offering a $5,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of the driver.

The incident occurred on Jan. 16, around 4:20 p.m. after a 28-year-old cyclist traveling south on Glendale Boulevard, approaching Allesandro Street, was rear ended by a silver Hyundai Elantra. The victim was thrown to the street and the vehicle ran over the bike.

The driver continued going southbound on Glendale Boulevard and was last seen driving westbound on Berkley Avenue from Allesandro, according to police.

Though the bicycle was damaged beyond repair, the victim sustain minor injuries, though he was lucky to escape with his life.

The suspect’s vehicle, a 2012 to 2016 Hyundai Elantra, is likely to have right front-end damage and missing its right front hubcap.

Campos said that if this was an accident, the driver could’ve avoided charges.

“It only became a crime when the driver fled the scene without rendering aid and identifying themselves,” he said.

[ride]

Can’t say I necessarily agree with the Hyundai driver’s actions, but then again, all we’re seeing is the tail end of what could have been a bit of aggression and stupidity on the bicyclist’s part.

[HYPRTCKR]

~ The dumbass bicyclist was hogging up the whole lane, then he even wanted to make a left turn when he maneuvered towards his left, As If!.

[booboo2718]

I guess every cloud has a Silver Lake lining.