ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Police are investigating the circumstances behind a pedestrian being struck in Annapolis on December 30.
Officers responded to the area of Chesapeake Avenue and State Street for the reports.
When they arrived, they located a 61-year-old suffering from serious injuries. The victim, who was identified as James 'Sammy' Keller, was airlifted to a trauma center where he is listed to be in critical condition.
According to police, evidence suggested that that the striking vehicle, who failed to remain on scene, may be a Ford, but no other models are being ruled out.
A video released by the Annapolis Police Department features Chief of Police Edward Jackson telling the suspect to turn themself in.
"To the person who struck Mr. Keller, I encourage you to turn yourself in, if you're watching and you know you are responsible, turn yourself in," Edwards said.
The family of Keller is offering a $5,000 reward and Metro Crime Stoppers is offering a potential $2,000 reward for any information regarding the incident.
A GoFundMehas started to help cover the medical expenses.
Annapolis Police are asking for anyone with information to contact Officer Dekowsky at dmdekowsky@annapolis.gov
