# Suspect arrested in Oak Cliff hit-and-run

> Dallas police arrested a man weeks after a cyclist was hit and left on life support.
- Title: Suspect arrested in Oak Cliff hit-and-run | Shortify
- Summary: Dallas police arrested a man weeks after a cyclist was hit and left on life support. Police used Flock camera footage to identify the suspect through his…
- Keywords: octavio ramirez, oak cliff, hit-and-run, dallas police, lisa martinez, flock camera system, collision causing serious bodily injury, news, local, Suspect, arrested, Oak
- Source: FOX 4 News Dallas-Fort Worth — https://fox4news.com/news/suspect-arrested-connection-oak-cliff-hit-and-run-left-mother-hospitalized
- Author: Carter Freemon
- Published: 2026-09-18T00:00:00+00:00
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: octavio ramirez, oak cliff, hit-and-run, dallas police, lisa martinez, flock camera system, collision causing serious bodily injury, news, local
## Cyclist hit and left for dead
On August 24 at 9 p.m., 42-year-old Lisa Martinez was struck by a car while riding her bike in Oak Cliff. The driver fled the scene, leaving her critically injured.
## Severe injuries keep her hospitalized
Martinez suffered broken bones in her legs, arms, and pelvis, plus internal bleeding and brain trauma. She remains in the hospital on life support.
## Police identify suspect via cameras
Dallas Police used the Flock camera system to track down the suspect's vehicle, which had pieces of its bumper left at the accident scene.
## Arrest made three weeks later
On September 17, Dallas Police arrested 45-year-old Octavio Ramirez in connection with the August hit-and-run. He's been charged with collision causing serious bodily injury.
## Suspect booked, no bond set
Ramirez has been booked into Dallas County Jail. No bond has been set as the investigation continues.
## Key takeaway

Police used Flock camera footage to identify the suspect through his damaged vehicle, leading to an arrest nearly a month after the incident.