Cyclist left with ‘life-changing injury’ after crash
The cyclist was hit on Anchor Road on the afternoon of Thursday 1 August
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A cyclist has been left with a "life-changing injury" after a hit-and-run collision.
Essex Police said the driver of a black car failed to stop at the scene following a crash on Anchor Road, in Clacton.
The 30-year-old cyclist was heading in the direction of Old Road at about 16:40 BST on Thursday 1 August.
Police carried out "extensive enquiries" after the cyclist suffered a serious injury to his arm, leaving him facing further surgery.
Investigating officer PC Ryan Jackson said: "I know this incident happened a few weeks ago now, but I urge anyone who was in the area to get in touch if they saw anything or have any information.
"This collision has caused a serious injury to the cyclist, which is going to affect him long-term.
"It’s a busy area around that time of day, so I really hope someone can help us identify the vehicle involved."
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