Melbourne woman arrested after cyclist knocked off bike in alleged hit-run

Melbourne woman arrested after cyclist knocked off bike in alleged hit-run
A lady has been arrested after a bike owner was knocked off his bike in Melbourne’s south-east.

Robert Clarke’s bike was dragged for 100 metres alongside Douglas Street in Dandenong after he was knocked off at 6.40am final Thursday.

Police launched footage as we speak that appeared to point out a white Mitsubishi Lancer accelerating towards the 59-year-old and mounting the kerb to hit him.

Clarke falls from his bike, which is dragged alongside by the automobile which does not cease. (Nine)

A shocked Clarke might be seen on his fingers and knees on the street as his bike is dragged away in footage captured by one other motorist’s dashcam.

The Pakenham man was in tears as he recounted the ordeal as we speak.

“I could just see things flashing past, me as I’m tumbling and then I stopped,” he stated.

Robert Clarke's bike was dragged for 100 metres along Douglas Street in Dandenong after he was knocked off at 6.40am last Thursday.
Robert Clarke’s bike was dragged for 100 metres alongside Douglas Street in Dandenong after he was knocked off at 6.40am final Thursday. (Nine)

“It was just this realisation, ‘I’m still here’, that’s the first thing.”

He suffered nasty cuts and bruises, with police saying he was fortunate to not be badly damage.

A 40-year-old girl from Dandenong got here ahead to police after footage of the incident was circulated.

She has been arrested and is “currently assisting police with their enquiries”.

Clarke’s mangled bike, which was dragged for 100m by the automobile, (Victoria Police)
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