. >> rhonda terry's brother-in-law was killed by a hit and run driver shortly after he fell from his bicycle last night on courtney parkway near spruce avenue on merritt island. >> troopers have steven terry's bike now as well as pieces of the pick up truck that struck him. >> we have some vehicle parts we're looking at. at either a gmc sonoma or chevrolet s-10 pick up. right now the range of vehicles is wide open. >> you wouldn't want your family member left to die. you should do the right thing for your soul and come forward. >> troopers told me before the driver left the scene he or she may not have even been at fault but a conviction for leaving the scene of a crash carries a minimum of 4 years in prison. >> we do urge the person who took off to turn themselves in. save us a lot of problems because we will find you. >> reporter: i'm told the pick up that was involved in this crash likely has front end damage as well as damage to its undercarriage. live on merritt island, melanie holt, channel 9, eyewitness news. >>> the driver accused in a deadly hit and run in orange county has b

dan: rhonda terry says her brother-in-law, steven terry, was riding his bike to the merritt island homeless camp where he lived last night. >> a driver hit him, and kept going, and now he' s dead. troopers say he was vulnerable along the side of the road because he fell off his bike and that while he tried to get back on his bike, the vehicle came up behind him and ran into him. >> he had been homeless for awhile, and he was willing to help anybody that needed help, because he got help from a lot of people around here. dan: investigators are now looking for a dark-colored chevy s-10 pickup built between 1995 and 2003. if the driver had stopped, it' s possible there would be no charges at all if it were an accident or just traffic charges. alive. >> we won' t know now, because says the driver faces prison time if arrested and convicted. on merritt island, dan billow, wesh 2 news. summer: family members says the merritt island. jim: the cocoa beach fire they investigate this fire at a multi-million dollar mansion. the fire marshals office wants to see any pictures of the blaze on atlantic ave