He was hit by a car while crossing a busy Colorado Springs street and was badly injured. The driver never stopped and now the victim is speaking out, frustrated that the person who hit him hasn't been identified.

The accident happened near the intersection of Union and Van Buren on the evening of Valentine’s Day. David Hardt and two of his friends were walking back from 7-Eleven. They were hit when they tried to cross Union. Police say Hardt and his friend weren’t in the crosswalk when they tried to cross, Hardt says they were, but both agree: the driver never stopped.

Now Hardt isn't sure if he'll ever be able to walk again. "Compound fracture to one leg, I broke the other leg and I have a broken toe and a broken ankle," he said.

Hardt spent eight days in the hospital following the accident, an accident that he now has nightmares about. "I wake up in the middle of the night seeing headlights," Hardt said.

Hardt is now recovering at home, but with no health insurance his medical bills are piling up. He isn't sure how he's going to pay them and he's not sure if he'll be able to go back to work.

"I do construction, I don't know if I'll be able to do that again. I’m living on nothing," Hardt said.

At this point he just wants closure and would like to know who was behind the wheel of the car that hit him.

Since police say Hardt and his friend were outside the crosswalk when they were hit, they say the driver would not have been facing charges if they'd stopped, but now they could be charged for leaving the scene of an accident.

Hardt’s friend who was also hit suffered a broken ankle in the accident.