Hit-run victim says wayward driver may have struck woman earlier A HIT-AND-RUN victim believes he was deliberately struck by a car that police believe had earlier run down a 66-year-old woman in Huntingdale. Bill Isgar, a father of two, was hit by the car while standing on the verge on Balfour Road in Huntingdale on Saturday. He received injuries to his arm, but the driver did not stop. "The car just swerved in towards me, belted my arm," Mr Isgar told reporters. As I watched him drive away, he actually accelerated away and swerved back out again and kept going. He looked through his rear view mirror and gave me a bit of a wave, and then put his arm out, and drove off down the road. Police believe the same dark blue Holden Commodore sedan ran down a woman in the same suburb while she was walking to the shops only minutes before striking Mr Isgar. The woman is in a serious condition in Royal Perth Hospital with internal injuries and broken bones. Police have seized a Holden sedan from a Thornlie home and believe it was involved in the hit and runs, but they are still trying to identify who was driving the vehicle at the time. Witnesses are asked to come forward with information. Anyone who saw the care in the area on Saturday between 12pm and 2pm should contact Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.