The crash happened back on February 2 around 3 p.m. at the intersection of Loney Street and Bustleton Avenue.
Police are asking for the public's help identifying a newer model gray Chevrolet Equinox and its driver. Bryan McCalister, 63, was left lying in the street when the driver took off. As he lay there with cars driving around him, he said an off-duty police officer who had just pulled into a nearby gas station came to his aid."I consider the police officer that rushed over to my aid as an angel. I just wanted her to know how much I appreciate what she did for me," McCalister said.
Bustleton Avenue is an area where police say they've already stepped up enforcement. It's one of many areas across the city where just this week police announced plans to"If you engage in breaking the law and we see you, we're going to stop you. We're going to issue the ticket and hopefully next time you'll think twice," said Philadelphia Police Chief Inspector Michael McCarrick on Tuesday.His shoulder was broken in six places and he had five fractures in his face.