Bicyclist killed after hit-and-run in Bellflower; police search for driver
The Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department received a call around 1:55 a.m. about a bicyclist who was in the middle of the road on Clark Avenue and Somerset Boulevard.
When deputies arrived, they found a woman who had been struck by a car while she was riding her bike.
They believe the driver fled the scene, going northbound on Clark Avenue.
Deputies do not have a driver description and are hoping someone saw something that may help identify them.
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