A man in London, Ontario was arrested last week in connection with an assault investigation involving a cyclist at the northern end of the city.
Michael S. Gromba, 45, from London was charged with one assault.
London police released a photo last week to identify the suspects involved in the assault. The
incident occurred around 4:30 pm in the areas ofAdelaide Street NorthandKip Slane. On June 23, police said the cyclist approached an unknown man, was assaulted, and was slightly injured.
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A cyclist involving Peter Riley, who lives in London.
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Riley told Global News about the incident last week when she returned home from a northbound job along Adelaide Street. , A vehicle in the alley of a residential complex just south of Kip Slane.
"So I yell at him," You're blocking the bike lane! "... Nothing offensive, and certainly no profane. He yelled back at predictable obscenity and stuff like that.
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Heading north on the bike path, Riley says he was stopped at a red light at Kipps. There he says he saw the same driver turn a corner towards Kipps and almost hit a pedestrian crossing Adelaide.
"I'm still waiting for the red light, so he stops at the end of the road and (and) goes out. I'm determined." Oh, you should take a picture of this. This doesn't seem to be a good situation, "Riley said.
"He approached me and shouted the typical obscene words, then he just hit me on my face. I was knocked off my bike and he just barked back in the car.
Riley had a quarrel with swollen black eyes and broken glasses, but fortunately she didn't have to go to the hospital or emergency medical clinic.
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Gromba appeared in court in London on Sunday in connection with the indictment.
— Global News Matthew Trevisick
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