LOS ANGELES – Authorities are looking for a hit-and-run driver who ran over a teenager riding his bicycle home from school in South Los Angeles.

The surveillance video shows the crash last Monday, April 7th, around 3:30 p.m. along Nadeau Street and Croesus Avenue.

Eric Carrillo’s son, Sebastian, was injured in the collision. In the surveillance video, a BMW can be seen turning right into the 15-year-old on the sidewalk, crashing, pausing for a moment, then driving off.

The 15-year-old was rushed to the hospital with a concussion, along with painful bumps and bruises that required stitches.

Moments after the collision, witnesses can be seen on the surveillance video trying to chase after the car.

“To me, it looks like attempted murder,” said Carrillo. “It could have been worse.”

According to Carrillo, they’re not sure who the driver is, and why somebody would do that.

“He didn’t know the driver,” said Carrillo. “When I saw the video, it broke my heart. I don’t know who could be driving like that out there.”

“It’s really scary,” said Carrillo. “I don’t want this to happen to anyone else. We got down a license plate, CHP made a report, and they’re investigating.”

A spokesperson from the California Highway Patrol said that they’re investigating to determine whether or not the crash was intentional, but the vehicle did leave the roadway. They say the crash involved a newer black BMW, possibly a 2025, that now has damage to the front end.

“Just turn yourself in,” said Carrillo. “Don’t make this worse for him.”

Anyone with information about this cause is urged to contact the California Highway Patrol.

Via FOX LA