Cyclist Hit And Run: Videos Show Possible Suspect Vehicles, Police Say

TOWSON, MD — Authorities are asking for help identifying potential suspects in a hit-and-run crash that killed a cyclist earlier in the week near Towson.

Police released two videos Wednesday depicting possible vehicles involved and ask that anyone who may have information about them come forward.

Anyone with information about drivers or vehicles that could have been involved in the crash is asked to call the Baltimore County Police Department at 410-307-2020.

At approximately 10:30 p.m. on Monday, police said that Aaron Michael Laciny, 20, of the 1300 block of South Charles Street, was hit while biking in the 6200 block of Charles Street.

Originally, authorities said it appeared that Laciny was hit by one vehicle, which left the scene, and then struck by a second vehicle that remained and whose driver called for help.

Laciny was taken to the Greater Baltimore Medical Center, where officials reported he was pronounced deceased.

• Cyclist Killed In Towson Hit-And-Run Crash: Police

After word about the deadly crash got out, a citizen in the 300 block of Overbrook Road alerted authorities about possibly having been involved.

"...the citizen saw media coverage of the crash and recalled striking what they believed to be debris left in the roadway Monday night," police said in a statement on Wednesday. "Crash investigators believe that the citizen’s vehicle may be a participant in the crash sequence, but continue working to identify all possible leads."

Surveillance video from the Exxon station in the 6200 block of Charles Street, which is under construction, shows two possible pieces of the puzzle.

One showed Laciny just before the crash occurred heading south on Charles Street.

Police said another video shows vehicles heading away from the scene after the crash.

Do they look familiar? Call the Baltimore County Police Department at 410-307-2020.

Still shots from video courtesy of Baltimore County Police Department.