D.C. police distributed this image in a video on the person and vehicle of interest in the crash.
A driver ran a red light in downtown D.C. Monday night, hit and seriously hurt someone, and then fled on foot, police say.
The victim, who was in another vehicle, was taken to a hospital with life-threatening injuries, police said Tuesday.
The hit-and-run driver and their vehicle were caught on camera and are now sought by police.
The crash occurred in the Mount Vernon Square area as the victim drove south on Ninth Street NW at about 8:35 p.m. A driver headed east on New York Avenue ran a red light, according to the initial investigation.
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Photos from the D.C. fire department show a light-colored sedan with significant damage to the front end and a cracked windshield. The driver who was hurt is a woman, D.C. Fire and EMS said.
A silent, one-minute video distributed by police shows a man in dark clothing alongside a silver minivan that appears to have a large, white decal on the passenger door.
Anyone with information on the crime, driver or vehicle of interest is asked to contact police.
