Dirt bike rider wanted in Pennsylvania after ‘intentionally’ hitting man, running him over twice: police

A dirt bike rider is wanted in Bensalem, Pennsylvania, after authorities say the suspect targeted a 64-year-old man, striking him once before running the victim over a second time on Saturday.

The victim was walking in the 1600 block of Neshaminy Valley Drive around 7:50 p.m. when the rider on the illegal dirt bike “intentionally” hit him, the Bensalem Police Department said.

The 64-year-old was knocked to the ground, and the dirt bike rode over him a second time, causing substantial injuries to his extremities and internal organs, according to police.

First responders rushed the victim to Jefferson-Torresdale Hospital, where he is currently listed in serious but stable condition.

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Few details about the suspect were known. Police released a photo of the suspect appearing to ride away from the scene.

Police said the suspect was a male wearing a helmet, camouflage shirt and pants. The dirt bike was green and white.

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A second male was riding a dirt bike with the suspect. He was described as White, wearing a black shirt and blue jeans and riding a red dirt bike.

“We need to ID this guy ASAP!” police wrote.

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Authorities asked anyone with information about the identity of the rider or the location of the dirt bike to contact the Bensalem Police Department at 215-633-3719.

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