Video shows bicyclist wanted for striking woman

Philadelphia police are working to identify the man in this surveillance video there on the bicycle. He's wanted for striking a 60-year-old woman in the face in a random attack. It happened last Tuesday afternoon in the 1000 block of Race Street in Chinatown. Police say the suspect appears to be a food delivery driver. Tuesday night, the big story on Action News is the search for an assault suspect. The authorities say he was riding his bike when he stuck out his arm. Hitting a woman in the face. Action News reporter Corey Davis live in Chinatown tonight with the latest. Corey. Rick and Shari, right now people who live around Chinatown and work in this area are asking why this man assaulted this woman the way he did when she was just out here walking on the sidewalk like so many people usually do. Investigators are telling us they do not believe this was racially motivated, but they say it appears to have been random. New video as a man on a bike knocks a woman to the ground on Race Street in Chinatown. The victim seen here trying to get out of the way as he's sipping a drink, puts his arm out, and knocks the 60-year-old victim to the ground. This angle showing him continuing without looking back and then turning south onto 10th Street. He got assaulted for what reason? People who work and live in parts of Chinatown are hoping this guy is caught. I feel upset, you know. This is the suspect police are looking for. They put this video out showing him right before the assault. Officers believe he had just picked up a food delivery order at around 2.45 last Tuesday afternoon. First responders seen here outside of a restaurant before medics took the victim to the hospital to be treated for injuries to her face. She's a woman. You're a man. You know what I mean? Ken Chan says he's lived in Chinatown for 45 years and is shocked by this assault in broad daylight. I never saw it happen like that in the daytime. Police are asking for the public's help, pointing out the pink beanie, red Nike sneakers, and an orange Grubhub food delivery bag. It's unclear if he works for the company, but a Grubhub spokesperson tells Action News they're looking into the matter. I'm 60 myself, and that's a lot of concern. Maria Santiago works at a condo building nearby and says delivery bikes are a normal part of Chinatown's congested sidewalks, but news of violence raises concerns. Make sure to be aware of who they let inside the building when they deliver their food. And right now, investigators tell us that woman is being treated for pain to her face as well as other injuries such as swelling. She was just out here walking on the sidewalk like everyone normally does. Reporting live here in Chinatown, Corey Davis, Channel 6 Action News. Yeah, these are the types of crimes, of course, police want to get this person off the street. Corey, thanks.