Oxford cyclist identified after elderly woman left with broken rib

Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 13 Oct, 15:02 · Archive

Thames Valley Police has removed a CCTV appeal after the cyclist involved in a collision with a 77-year-old woman came forward.

Thames Valley Police has removed a CCTV photo appeal after the person pictured came forward and identified themselves following a collision in St Mary's Road, Oxford, on Wednesday 16 September.

The cyclist was involved in a collision with a 77-year-old female pedestrian. A police spokesperson said: 'A person has come forward and identified themselves, and so the appeal has now been taken down. We'd like to thank those who shared our appeal.'

The pedestrian sustained significant injuries in the incident, including a broken rib and cuts. She was treated in hospital and has since been discharged.

How it is being reported

• Update after Oxford elderly lady struck by cyclist left with broken ribThames Valley Police has released an update after a photo appeal following an incident which saw an Oxford lady left with a broken rib.Oxford Mail · 13 Oct, 14:33
• Update after Oxford elderly lady struck by cyclist left with broken ribThames Valley Police has released an update after a photo appeal following an incident which saw an Oxford lady left with a broken rib.Oxfordshire Guardian · 13 Oct, 14:33

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