A crosswalk, 9 a.m.

Riah Luby, a 26-year-old paralegal from Parkville, was walking to work through the crosswalk at Charles and Fayette streets on Sept. 3 when an SUV hit her.

Thrown into the air

The impact sent Luby and her belongings flying. She landed with bruises, road rash and a deep contusion on her left shin, then got back on her feet.

“I rolled off this guy's car pretty hard”

He checked the car, not her

The driver pulled into a bus lane on Fayette Street, stepped out, looked over the front passenger side of his vehicle, got back in and drove off.

“He just got out of his car for a second and then took off.”

Wearing an MTA vest

Surveillance footage shows the driver in a yellow Maryland Transit Administration vest as he inspected the SUV before leaving the scene.

Strangers stopped to help

Several bystanders rushed over, including her colleague Jack Stephenson, who was walking nearby and saw the whole thing.

“She flew up and got back up. I was like, 'holy moly.'”

A coworker found the tape

Stephenson, a paralegal at the same firm, tracked down video from a nearby building. His work handles motor vehicle cases, and chasing the footage felt automatic.

“Chasing every lead down is important to kind of paint the picture of what happened.”

No answers from officials

X-rays showed no fractures, but Luby is still sore and wants the driver charged. Baltimore Police, the MTA and state transportation officials did not respond to questions.

“He's clearly just a danger to society if that's typical driving behavior from this guy.”