Towson Cyclist Hit-And-Run: Video May Show Striking Vehicle, Police Say

TOWSON, MD — A week after a cyclist was fatally struck on Charles Street, officials are still looking for the first vehicle that may have hit him.

Aaron Michael Laciny, 20, was struck while biking in the 6200 block of Charles Street at approximately 10:30 p.m. on Monday, according to authorities.

Police released a video on Tuesday showing a vehicle of interest in the incident. The surveillance footage was recorded outside the Exxon station in the 6200 block of Charles Street.

The vehicle of interest — a lighter colored sedan — stopped at the traffic light, then moved to the left side of the screen in the video, officials said.

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

Last week, a citizen came forward who may have been involved, as a third vehicle, but police said Tuesday that this person was not the first driver to strike the victim; police continue looking for the driver who first hit Laciny.

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

Anyone with information is asked to call the Baltimore County Police Department at 410-307-2020.

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Still shot from surveillance video courtesy of Baltimore County Police Department.