Police
are hunting this suspect after a cyclist was punched in the face
three times for challenging a motorist's poor driving in east London.
On
Sunday, October 4, last year police were called to reports of a
47-year-old man being assaulted outside a grocery store in Ripple
Street, Barking, at approximately 6.00pm.
As
the victim was riding his bicycle along Ripple Street, the suspect
drove past in a silver Audi A4, narrowly missing the cyclist before
parking outside the shop.
As
the suspect got out of his car, the victim approached him and asked
why he was driving in such a way.
The
suspect then went into the shop.
The
victim remained outside waiting to speak to the motorist.
On
leaving the grocery store the suspect punched the cyclist three times
in the face, causing him to fall to the floor.
The
victim called police and the suspect ran off down King Edwards Road.
The
victim declined medical assistance.
The
suspect is described as 6ft 3ins tall, in his mid-20s and was wearing
a grey track suit.
He
has short black hair and a black moustache.
Police
are keen to hear from anyone who may recognise the man in the CCTV or
who witnessed the assault.
Anyone
with any information is asked to contact police on 101 quoting
reference number 193348 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
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