Cyclist punched woman driver in face

At about 8.45am on Thursday (July 21) the 35-year-old victim was driving
from the direction of Stoke Mandeville towards Wendover.

She needed to brake sharply as she exited the roundabout towards
Wendover and the offender, who was travelling behind her on a bicycle,
also had to brake sharply.

The offender followed the victim until she stopped in a queue of traffic
when he knocked on the window of the car before punching her in the face.

The victim sustained facial injuries but did not require hospital treatment.

The offender is white, in his late 30s or early 40s, taller than 6ft and
of average build.

He was wearing Nike sunglasses, a black cycle helmet with a blue sticker
on the back, an orange cycling top and a black rucksack.

Investigating officer PC Chris Tindal, from Amersham police station,
said: “I would like to speak anyone who has any information about the
incident in which a man punched a woman while she was at the wheel of a
car. Someone may have vital information which could help us in our
investigation and I would request they contact police.�

Anyone with any information about the incident can call the 24-hour
Thames Valley Police enquiry centre on 101.


http://www.getbucks.co.uk/news/local...clist-11660886

On 26.07.2016 06:22, MrCheerful wrote:
At about 8.45am on Thursday (July 21) the 35-year-old victim was driving
from the direction of Stoke Mandeville towards Wendover.

She needed to brake sharply as she exited the roundabout towards
Wendover and the offender, who was travelling behind her on a bicycle,
also had to brake sharply.

The offender followed the victim until she stopped in a queue of traffic
when he knocked on the window of the car before punching her in the face.

The victim sustained facial injuries but did not require hospital
treatment.

The offender is white, in his late 30s or early 40s, taller than 6ft and
of average build.

He was wearing Nike sunglasses, a black cycle helmet with a blue sticker
on the back, an orange cycling top and a black rucksack.

Investigating officer PC Chris Tindal, from Amersham police station,
said: “I would like to speak anyone who has any information about the
incident in which a man punched a woman while she was at the wheel of a
car. Someone may have vital information which could help us in our
investigation and I would request they contact police.�

Anyone with any information about the incident can call the 24-hour
Thames Valley Police enquiry centre on 101.


http://www.getbucks.co.uk/news/local...clist-11660886

Further:
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