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Cheltenham e-scooter collision leaves girl, 5, with head injury Cheltenham e-scooter collision leaves girl, 5, with head injury
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Police are trying to trace this man in connection with the incident The girl had been walking along the Honeybourne Line in Cheltenham
This story has been updated and the image changed upon request from police after a man came forward to speak with officers.
A five-year-old girl required hospital treatment for a head injury after being hit by a man riding an e-scooter "at speed" on a footpath.A five-year-old girl required hospital treatment for a head injury after being hit by a man riding an e-scooter "at speed" on a footpath.
Gloucestershire Police said she had been walking along the Honeybourne Line, a former railway line in Cheltenham turned into a foot and cycle path, with two adults at about 12.30 BST on Monday when she was hit.Gloucestershire Police said she had been walking along the Honeybourne Line, a former railway line in Cheltenham turned into a foot and cycle path, with two adults at about 12.30 BST on Monday when she was hit.
The man was riding "at speed", the force added, and the girl was knocked to the ground. The collision also caused the rider to fall off his scooter.The man was riding "at speed", the force added, and the girl was knocked to the ground. The collision also caused the rider to fall off his scooter.
After an "exchange of words" with the adults, the rider left the scene without leaving his details.After an "exchange of words" with the adults, the rider left the scene without leaving his details.
The force has issued a photo taken by a member of the public as the scooter rider headed in the direction of the train station, and is appealing to him to come forward. A man in his 30s has since contacted police and is due to be interviewed later this week.
Anyone who recognises him is asked to contact police.
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