Louisiana Authorities Seeking Assistance in Fatal Hit & Run Vehicle-Bicycle Crash on LA 19

Updated May 9, 2022
Louisiana Authorities Seeking Assistance in Fatal Hit & Run Vehicle-Bicycle Crash on LA 19
Louisiana – On May 8, 2022, Louisiana State Police announced that they had identified a possible suspect vehicle in the fatal hit-and-run crash through investigative efforts. The vehicle is described as a light silver 2007–2013 GMC Sierra (or Chevy Silverado) with a black aftermarket ranch style front bumper and black rims. The truck was seen towing a single axle utility trailer measuring 10-12 feet in length (see-attached pictures of the actual truck from a surveillance footage). The vehicle was last seen driving north on LA-19 towards Ethel, then east on LA-412. Please contact Louisiana State Police Troop A at if you have any information about this vehicle (225-754-8500).
Original release on May 7, 2022
Louisiana – Louisiana State Police reported on May 7, 2022, that on Friday, May 6, 2022, shortly after 10:30 p.m., Troopers from LSP Troop A responded to a fatal hit and run crash on LA 19 (Zachary-Slaughter Hwy.) in East Feliciana Parish. Michael John Moredock, 46, of Shreveport, was killed in the crash. The preliminary investigation revealed that Moredock was riding a Kent brand bicycle northbound on LA 19 near the East Feliciana Parish line when the crash occurred. There were no streetlights in the area, so it was dark. An unknown vehicle struck Moredock from behind while he was riding on the right side of the northbound lane.
Moredock was thrown from his bicycle and landed in a grassy area just east of the northbound lane. Moredock was not wearing a helmet at the time of the crash, and he died as a result of his injuries. He was pronounced dead at the scene. The vehicle that hit Moredock fled the scene after the crash.
Troopers do not have a description of the suspect hit-and-run vehicle as of this release.
If anyone has any information about this crash, they should contact Louisiana State Police Troop A at (225-754-8500).
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