The cyclist woman left with potentially life-changing trauma after a fight with human who supposedly set his dog on her.
Victim, woman in she is 40 years old, was admitted to the hospital with serious leg injuries after the incident in Lancaster on 5 May.
She told the police she was involved in Argument with human who accused her of almost bumped into his child.
He had two brown Staffordshire Bull Terriers or Bullmastiff type dogs and is said to have slapped one of animals on in the head, forcing him to bite the woman’s upper leg and snap on for minutes before she could break free.
attack took place on Bike Lane behind Priory Church, near the Millennium Bridge, according to police.
This happened shortly after the victim was forced to brake in order to avoid woman and child. Around 4:20 pm, an ambulance was called and the woman was treated. for her injury.
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PC Richard Hannaford, of Morecambe police said: “This incident left victim with very seriously injury.
“as part of of our current requests we need identify and talk to a man who walked the dogs. I would call someone who knows who he – or the person himself – contact the police, as soon as possible.
“Similarly, I would ask any witnesses or anyone with video surveillance, video recorder or mobile phone recording that could help our investigation get in touch.”
The Morecambe woman was taken to the Royal Lancaster Infirmary and has since been discharged. there were no arrests made.
Owner of in dog described as white, 5’9″ to 5’10”, slender, with brown short-back hair on the sides. It is believed that he in he was just over 30 wearing top.
Lancashire police ask people email 5891@lancashire.police.uk or call 101, cited in journal 0917. of 5 May, with information.
