Cops make public appeal in hunt for Cabramatta hit-and-run driver

Cops have released CCTV images after a car drove into a man in Sydney’s southwest before fleeing the scene.

CCTV images of a car believed to be allegedly involved in a Sydney hit-and-run last weekend have been released as police hunt for the driver.

Two men and a woman were walking across a road in Cabramatta when a vehicle struck one of the men about 10.10pm last Sunday, November 8.

A red Lexus was seen in the vicinity of the hit-and-run last week. Picture: NSW Police

The impact caused the 27-year-old man to fall onto Cabramatta Road East, where he suffered a laceration to his head.

He was taken to Liverpool Hospital for treatment.

The driver of the vehicle did not stop or render aid.

Paramedics taking the 27-year-old to hospital last Sunday. Picture: Steve Tyson

Images released a week after the incident show a red Lexus driving on nearby Boundary Lane and the intersection with Railway Parade.

“Police would like to speak to the owner/driver who they believe may be able to assist with the investigation,” NSW Police said in a statement.

Police want to speak to the driver of this car. Picture: NSW Police

Police are also seeking dashcam footage from vehicles travelling along Cabramatta Road between 10.10pm and 10.25pm on Sunday, November 8.

Anyone with information should call Crime Stoppers: 1800 333 000.

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