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Police say they are investigating the situation and are trying to trace the cyclist involved.Ī spokesman said: "The Traffic Summons Team is continuing enquiries to identify and speak to the cyclist to establish the full circumstances. He is said to be of a heavy build, and to have been wearing dark-coloured cycling gear including shorts and a long-sleeved top, along with a blue helmet. The cyclist is understood to have been riding a blue-framed Specialized bike. "Small children and elderly walkers, could be victims of even more serious injuries." "I feel this aggressive cyclist could pose a danger to other pedestrians, and should be held to account for his reckless cycling. "I was so outraged at the time but now I just want the law to take its course. "I know he must be a person of quite low character in my opinion - driving off, leaving us there watching Susan bleed. "We're terribly angry with him," said Mr Rudeloff. The couple hope to see the "callous" cyclist brought to justice. Mrs Rudeloff remains at the Kent and Canterbury Hospital, but it is hoped she will soon be transferred to a London hospital where she will be nearer her husband. "We still don't know how well her bones are going to recover," said her husband. There she was told she had suffered a broken arm and a fractured hip, which required surgery to implant three pins. Picture: Susan RudeloffĪs Mr Rudeloff fetched his camera to photograph the cyclist, the man allegedly mounted his bike and rode away.Ī passing jogger rang 999 and Mrs Rudeloff, who was in "a lot of pain", was taken by ambulance to the QEQM hospital in Margate. "As I shouted back at him, he started to come at me like he was going to sort me out me, almost 70 years old, and he, apparently late 30s." Susan Rudeloff remains in hospital following the shocking incident. He, coming up behind us, had every opportunity to stop if we were in his way."
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"Clearly the fault was the cyclist's, as we were facing in the direction of travel. "As could be expected, a big swearing match began as to who was at fault. "I was thinking everything was ruined - the day, the week, the summer, perhaps the rest of her life. "My wife lay in front of me, bleeding and unable to get up," recalls Mr Rudeloff. The cyclist also reportedly came off his bike as he crashed into Mrs Rudeloff. "The four of us were walking more or less abreast when my wife was suddenly thrown to the ground." Walter and Susan Rudeloff, pictured in London's Hyde Park. "We had just left the public road and having entered the pedestrian path with signs restricting motor vehicles, thought we were safe from traffic from behind. It just happened so fast and out of the blue. Her husband Walter Rudeloff said: "We had no idea what happened. She, her husband, and two friends arrived in the city for a walking trip on May 28 - hoping to complete the 11-mile stretch along the North Downs Way to Shepherdswell.īut minutes into their walk, Mrs Rudeloff was struck down by a man on a bike on the Pilgrims Way. Susan Rudeloff remains in hospital following the shocking incident. Retired lawyer Susan Rudeloff remains in hospital two weeks after the "shocking" hit-and-run on a footpath just outside Canterbury. A 69-year-old suffered a broken arm and hip after a "callous" cyclist crashed into her before allegedly riding off.