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LONG BEACH, Calif. (KABC) — A motorcyclist is recovering after he was struck by two cars in Long Beach, one of which fled the scene, and left with severe injuries.
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Family members have identified the victim as Ronaldo Perez, who recently turned 20 years old. They say he was heading home from work last Tuesday when he was hit by a driver at the intersection of Downey Avenue and Andy Street.
While he was still on the ground, Long Beach police say a second driver struck him and did not stop. A search is now underway for that driver.
Francisco Perez, the victim’s brother, is pleading for that person to come forward.
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“My message for the person that hit my brother that night, I want him or her to find it in your heart… I don’t know if you have any loved ones but I wouldn’t even want to wish it on you right now. But may God take care of you because my brother has been fighting, night after night, and I have been right beside him… teaching him to breathe, how to move, he’s back to being a baby. And it’s not fair because he was exiting work. He wasn’t doing anything.”
Ronaldo had brain surgery and has bruises all over his body.
The family has set up a GoFundMe account to help with his medical expenses and recovery.
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