The Cleveland Division of Police is investigating a car vs. bicyclist hit-skip crash that left a woman in critical condition late Thursday morning.
Authorities said that the woman was riding north on East 91st Street when she tried to ride across Superior Avenue outside a marked crosswalk and collided with the side of a black Dodge Challenger that was speeding east"well in excess of the 35 mph speed limit."Police are asking anyone with information about the crash or the identity of the Dodge's driver to contact detectives at 216-623-5295. You can also contact CrimeStoppers at 216-25-CRIME.
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