Police are searching for a driver after a man was killed in an early morning hit-and-run in Miami Monday that was caught on camera, officials said.
According to Miami police, officers responded to the area of Northwest 27th Avenue and 37th Street in Allapattah shortly before 7 a.m. to investigate a man who was found in the street.
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>Upon arrival, officers found a man laying on the ground who appeared unresponsive.
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>Miami Fire Rescue also responded to the incident and pronounced the man dead on the scene. His identity wasn't released, but police said he was 69 years old.
"At this time, all that we know is that it was a male victim involved. They're not releasing his age nor his ethnicity at this time," Miami Police spokesperson Kiara Delva said.
Authorities said they believe the man may have been stuck by a vehicle that fled the scene.
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Surveillance footage from a nearby business showed the man crossing the street when he's struck by what appeared to be a dark colored pickup truck.
"At this time, our detectives are canvasing the area. They're looking for any possible surveillance footage that may have been available in the area to capture what occurred during that area," Delva said.
Northbound traffic along Northwest 27th Avenue between 37th - 38th Streets was shut down due to the crash investigation. Police urged drivers to seek an alternative route until further notice.