Colorado pedestrian struck by 2 vehicles, police seek driver who fled

The Brighton Police Department is asking for the public's help in finding a car and identifying its driver after a 22-year-old man was found lying in a roadway Friday evening. 

The man was hit by two different vehicles north of the city near the intersection of North Main Street (Weld County Road 27) and Weld County Road 2 1/2, according to BPD investigators. 

The first vehicle to hit him was likely a Honda built in the early 2000s which should have damaged to its front end and driver's side mirror. That driver left the scene of the crash. 

A second driver who did not see the man before hitting him did pull over, stayed at the scene, and cooperated with the investigation. 

The pedestrian suffered severe injuries. 

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Dispatchers were notified of the incident at 7:15 p.m.

Anyone who witnessed the crash or has additional information about it is asked to call Brighton PD at (303) 655-8740. 

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