Hit-and-run driver mows down kid on bike in Ohio

A vicious road rage case, caught on a surveillance video in Elyria, Ohio on Monday shows three teenage boys riding their bikes down a residential street when a van drives into them.
One of the boys, seemingly being chased by a driver of a blue Dodge Caravan, jumps off of his bike, only to be hit by the van and followed onto a nearby home's front lawn.
'His knuckles made contact with the van, they were actually cut,' Elyria Police Captain Chris Costantino said, according to Fox47 News.
His friend ran to help, saying something to the driver, before the van hit him too.
According to police, the driver ran over his foot.
The youngest of the three, just 14 years old, stood behind a parked car just a little further along on 9th street and managed to hide from the aggressive driver.
The three boys told police that the driver was shouting at them from his car's window throughout the ordeal.
'He made reference to the fact he would run over the other ones too,' Captain Costantino said.
The driver is described as a 'heavyset middle-aged man'.
'Obviously this is a person that we want to find and take into custody quickly before he harms someone else,' Captain Costantino said.
'I think that this person probably lives in this general area, so I hope someone will come forward quickly with information so we can get him identified, or maybe he'll turn himself in once this gets out.'
According to Elyria police, the driver could be looking at a felonious assault charge.