Police are working to identify a man who was a victim of a hit and-run-accident early on Saturday morning.
HADDON TWP. -- Police are working to identify the victim of a hit-and-run that took place Saturday morning.
According to Haddon Township police, the unidentified male was riding a black and red mountain bike on the southbound side of the Black Horse Pike near the Walt Whitman Bridge ramp when he was hit by a vehicle just after midnight.
The victim is approximately 5'7", 180 pounds and is described being 25 and 30 years old and possibly of Mexican descent. At the time of the accident, he was wearing jeans, black and red Nike Air Jordan sneakers and a white Under Armor baseball hat.
The driver in this incident has been identified and has been charged with several offenses, but the victim remains unidentified.
Anyone with information that could assist with the identification of the man is asked to contact Haddon Township Police Department's Central Communications at 856-854-0011 or Detective Sergeant Joseph Johnston at (856) 833-6207.
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