( CNN ) -- Las Vegas police still do n't know what set off the incident , what prompted the driver of a gray Honda Accord to hit an man and leave him writhing in pain on the pavement of Las Vegas gas station . In the two weeks since the incident , the motorists has eluded them . But they do have one thing : surveillance camera footage . And like other enforcement around the country , they think by releasing the video , by posting it online , they 'll get the help they need . The start of the video seems mundane . Cars line up to get gas , people coming and going . Then , a gray Honda Accord pulls into the parking lot of an AMPM gas station . The Accord cuts off a man 's car . The man , wearing a red cap and sweatshirt , drives around it to avoid an accident . Later , as the man crosses the parking lot , the Accord drives up to him , nearly clipping him . Then the car moves forward , bumping the man and running him over . As the car turns out of the station , the man is seen lying on the ground . His cap is knocked off his head . He clutches his legs . `` The guy was on the floor for 10 minutes , screaming , '' gas station employee Sheyla Rodriguez told CNN affiliate KVVU . `` We tried to help him the most we can . '' The man was seriously injured and taken to a hospital for treatment , the affiliate said . The incident occurred February 6 . That all happened on February 6th . Police have some information about the driver , some information about the car and they know it 's has a California plate . They 're hoping if the video gets views , they 'll get their man . It 's not a farfetched idea . Earlier this month , police in San Antonio released a frightening helmet camera video recorded by a motorcyclist weaving in and out of traffic . In about a week , they had their suspect in custody . And last fall , video of an altercation between motorcyclists and an SUV driver in Manhattan resulted in several arrests . Officer Larry Hadfield in Las Vegas thinks the same could happen in his case . `` It could take just one viewer , '' he told KVVU . `` At no point does anyone deserve to be run over by a car in this way . ''
Police not releasing surveillance footage will lead to arrest . A gray Honda bumps and runs over a car . ` ` It will be just one viewer , '' he says .