Chase of two masked men who hit a female cyclist while on a bike and then allegedly escaped through the bush
- A scooter rider allegedly flees the scene after an accident
- He and his passenger were captured on CCTV
- A cyclist was hit in the arm and leg
A rider and rider on a motorbike who collided with a cyclist were caught on CCTV allegedly fleeing through the bush, away from the scene.
Police said the moped and bicycle collided on the M7 Cycleway in Rooty Hill last July, leaving the 31-year-old cyclist with leg and arm injuries.
Officers posted pictures of two men wearing masks who police believe can help in the investigation of the incident.
The images show two masked figures running through a field near trees and thick vegetation.
Police revealed that the masked scooter rider was wearing black DKNY track pants, a black mask, a black bomber jacket, a blue jumper and white Nike TN shoes as he was clipped climbing a short fence near the tall grass.
Police have released photos of two men wearing masks (pictured) who officers believe can help investigate the incident
The masked jockey wore black DKNY sweatpants, a black mask, a black bomber jacket, a blue hoodie and white Nike TN shoes as he was captured climbing a short fence near tall grass (pictured)
He was described as being between 20 and 25 years old, 170 to 175 cm tall, and of a slender build.
The rider who was on the motorbike running through the bushes was wearing a black hoodie and black track pants
It was described as being between 15 and 20 years old and about 160 to 165 cm tall.
Meanwhile, the woman was treated by NSW Ambulance paramedics before being taken to Westmead Hospital.
Investigations are ongoing.
Anyone with information about the incident is urged to contact the Crime Stopper.
Anyone with information about the incident is urged to contact Crime Stoppers (pictured, M7 Cycleway on Rooty Hill in western Sydney)
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