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Officers on Tuesday asked Angelenos to be on the lookout for a white Porsche whose driver fled the scene after fatally hitting a cyclist in South Los Angeles.

The scene where bicyclist was killed by a Porsche driver in a hit-and-run in South L.A. is seen in a photo shared by Los Angeles police on April 10, 2018.
The scene where bicyclist was killed by a Porsche driver in a hit-and-run in South L.A. is seen in a photo shared by Los Angeles police on April 10, 2018.

The incident occurred near the intersection of Manchester Boulevard and Normandie Avenue, right on the border of the neighborhoods of Manchester Square and Vermont Knolls, L.A. Police Capt. Jonathan Tom said in a tweet.

It’s unclear exactly what time the crash occurred.

The person was struck by a white Porsche Cayenne SUV, according to Tom.

A photo of the scene shows a white bike in the street with its handlebars and back wheel missing, and other debris strewn across the street behind it. The Porsche is likely to have sustained damage.

Police have not released any further details, or identified the victim. It’s unclear whether the person died at the scene.

Cycling advocacy blog Biking in L.A. estimates the victim was the 16th bicyclist to die in a Southern California traffic collision this year, with half of those deaths in L.A. County.

Anyone with information about the incident can contact LAPD detectives at 323-421-2500 or submit an anonymous tip via 800-222-8477.

Correction: An earlier version of this article gave the incorrect day for when the crash occurred. The story has been updated.