Published: Wednesday, 4th November, 2009 4:29pm
Cyclist sustains serious injuries after unprovoked attack
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A VICIOUS attack on a cyclist left him with a broken leg and an injury to his eye.
The 49-year-old man was cycling along the cinder track, a path that connects Baylis School with Northern Road, in the vicinity of Villiers Road when he cycled past a group of six teenagers.
One of them hit him in the face and knocked him off his bike and the assault continued with at least two members of the group punching him in the head and face before he managed to escape.
Det Con Joshua Pitts, investigating the assault, said: "This appears to be a completely unprovoked attack, leaving a man with serious injuries. I therefore urge anyone with information to get in touch as soon as possible so that we can find those responsible and bring them to justice."
After the incident on Wednesday last week, the man was treated at Wexham Park Hospital and has since been released.
The teenager who initially attacked the man is white, in his late teens and about 6ft 2ins. He was wearing a light-coloured hooded top.
Detectives are particularly keen to speak to a woman who assisted the man after the assault.
Anyone with information can call DC Pitts on 08458 505505 or the Crimestoppers charity on 0800 555 111.
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jah warrior
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Nov 4, 17:31
Comment: 6104
he should have punched at least the main offender on the nose and broke it, then the babylon could a catch him when him a go hospital star to fix up
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Mo
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Nov 4, 19:46
Comment: 6113
So sad to hear this - I was a student at Baylis Court back in the late fifties and remember walking along the 'Cinder Path' to school. The worst thing that would happen would be a wolf whistle from one of the boys at William Penn School. How things have changed and not for the best.
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******
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Nov 5, 11:42
Comment: 6130
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Nov 5, 11:44
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Carl Caputo
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Nov 5, 15:08
Comment: 6138
Important to remember this is just an isolated incident. Bad things happen to people sometimes, don't blame the path.
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Captain Sensible
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Nov 5, 17:16
Comment: 6139
No its the paths fault for encouraging vigilanties , blame the path i saw, blame the path.
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Captain Sensible
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Nov 5, 17:16
Comment: 6140
not saw , i mean sayrnbloody footpath
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mike
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Nov 10, 00:39
Comment: 6248
Is this the same path that someone was hacked to death on a few months ago?
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Tim Haley
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Nov 11, 13:24
Comment: 6287
yeah, man was hiding in a bush and jumped out with a sword and decapitated someonernhorrible man
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