CSP is looking for a suspected hit-and-run driver who killed Boulder County cyclist on Sunday

Boolder County, Colorado-Die Colorado State Patrol is looking for the public's help in the search for a suspected hit-and-run driver who hit and killed a cyclist in Boulder County on Sunday.

According to CSP, soldiers reacted to 95th Street and the Avocet Lane in Boulder County shortly before noon on Sunday to participate in the cyclist.

The CSP announced in a press release that the driver of a Blue Toyota Highlander with Colorado number sign DTSG89 supposedly beaten and left the area. It is believed that the Highlander has traveled to the north after the crash into the 95th Street.

According to reports, the vehicle has “severe front-end damage and a windshield is missing,” said the CSP. The male cyclist who was not identified died in a local hospital.

The CSP calls on information or witnesses to contact the shipping under (303) 239-4501 and to refer to the case number 1d251939.

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