Man on probation accused of killing skateboarder in Rockville hit-and-run ordered held without bail NBC4 Washington [Video]

The man accused in the hit-and-run death of a skateboarder in Montgomery County, Maryland, was ordered held without bond in the case during a hearing on Friday.

Gilver Zelaya-Diaz was allegedly driving the white Acrua that struck 27-year-old Jacques Price as he rolled along Viers Mill Road in Rockville on April 8. Price was killed.

Prosecutors said Zelaya-Diaz was on probation at the time of the crash and has used eight different aliases. They contend that Zelaya-Diaz knew he was wanted by police after investigators found the damaged car.

Zelaya-Diaz eluded police until last week. He went “dark”, according to the prosecutor, turning his phone off so that he could not be tracked.

His defense attorney, who declined to comment as he left district court, said his client had planned to turn himself in to police.