The news outlet says that police were alerted at 9.11pm on the evening of Friday 19 November, with the vehicle involved being a white or grey van. The incident happened on Woodbastwick Road in Blofield, reports the Eastern Daily Press. But ‘the police don't operate under what if statements’, or so I was told.Norfolk Constabulary have launched an investigation after four teenage cyclists were reported to have been knocked off their bikes by a hit and run driver in a village near Norwich. “So now, these men have gone on thinking what they did is acceptable and will probably do the same or worse to another cyclist. “However, the officer insisted the ongoing risk to me is low so they would not be speaking to these men. "The police officer told me the car I reported is registered in Walton on Thames, so the odds of coming across them are reasonably high, considering I have a few colleagues travelling from that area to Esher. “Exactly, had they succeeded in overtaking me on that road, they would still have been stuck behind the other car,” she said. Would the passenger have got out of the car to give the driver of that vehicle a piece of his mind? Somehow we doubt it, and Katherine agreed. There’s one specific aspect of the video that underlines how some road users single out cyclists for abuse – namely, that even if there had been no-one on a bike on the road in question, the vehicle and its occupants would not have got through the junction any quicker, due to the Audi in front of them. “While I find that extremely frustrating, considering the stress and anxiety the men put me through, I would at least like to share the video so other cyclists in the Surrey area may be a bit more wary should they come across these men,” she added. She told : “I reported the incident to the police, who recently contacted me to let me know they would not be investigating the incident further, meaning the men in the video will not receive any communication from the police, as confirmed by the officer I spoke to. The rider, named Katherine, filmed the incident on her way home from work in Esher on the evening of Thursday 4 November.
A cyclist in Surrey has filmed the moment a passenger got out of a car to confront her because she was riding in primary position – however, police have said they will not be investigating the incident.
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