Chicago Police are on the lookout for a luxury vehicle involved in a hit-and-run accident in the city's heartland, which resulted in at least one person injured. The department has released specific details about the car, which is a dark blue Bentley Continental Flying Spur Sedan, from the 2009-2012 range. It's suspected to have sustained heavy damage, featuring a shattered passenger-side windshield and a battered front grille. The car, which authorities noted was last seen with an Illinois Dealer Plate: DL6118C, is the key piece in unwinding the events that led to the hit-and-run on May 4, as reported by the Chicago Police Department.

In a statement threshed out by Chicago authorities, they have asked residents in and around the north suburbs, including Wauconda, Northbrook, and Wheeling, to keep their eyes peeled for the high-end ride. Lake County Sheriffs have been put on special alert to monitor the roads. Police have made it clear, they want to not just find but also to comprehensively scrutinize the Bentley. The statement, hosted on the Chicago Police Department's website, indicates that whoever spots the car should ensure it's held on to, pending further forensic examination.

The Chicago Police Department's Major Accident Investigation Unit is coordinating the search, and they have made an open call for information. They've been prompt to provide a contact number - 312-745-4521 - for anyone to swiftly report the car's whereabouts.