Three males ran from the scene of the hit-and-run on the night it happened. We're working with two witnesses, so we have the three males that were running identified.

We have them identified, and one of them we're paying very close attention to. We're in contact with the registered owner of the car. We'd like to get all the forensic evidence before we go hooking people up.

Once we're satisfied that we have probable cause, then we'll arrest them.

We'd like to get all the forensic evidence squared away.

You want to make sure that the evidence is strong, that it points at the right person responsible, and then you make the arrest as soon as possible. That's our plan.

It was really special for me because [on the night of Ripken's 2,131st game], I was in my first year in the United States and I was just watching the television, ... At the time, I really didn't understand English, so I didn't know what he did. But the chance to catch the first pitch, that makes me really proud.