Authorities are turning to the public for leads in a hit-and-run case that left a woman seriously injured on the streets of Clairemont Mesa West, San Diego. The incident, which occurred around 10:40 p.m. on April 19, involved an unidentified vehicle that struck a 34-year-old pedestrian in the bicycle lane of Genesee Avenue.

The San Diego Police Department’s Traffic Division is on the hunt to find and apprehend the driver responsible, who decided to flee post-collision without a second glance. The victim, who was walking southbound in the 1300 block of Genesee Avenue, was left to contend with grave injuries. The car in question, a silver or grey Toyota Prius model estimated from 2016 to 2018, discarded its passenger side mirror at the scene, a clue pointing to its hasty departure. Investigators suggest there could be further damage lingering on the vehicle's passenger side.

Crime Stoppers has stepped in, offering a reward of up to $1,000 for information that could lead to an arrest. As part of the investigation, debris collected at the scene provided critical leads regarding the suspect vehicle. San Diego County Crime Stoppers and officials encourage anyone who knows about the incident to step forward.

For those ready to assist in bringing the driver to justice, the Crime Stoppers tip line awaits at (888) 580-8477, ensuring anonymity for informants. Tips can also be submitted through the web or mobile app at the Crime Stoppers website. San Diego Police Department's Traffic Division Det. Sgt. Victoria Houseman opens her line at (858) 573-5067 for media inquiries, while SDPD Officer Mark Herring and Deputy Emilio Castillero are also available for questions regarding the community’s assistance initiative.