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The man in question, David Fox, 65, is shown in the graphic
video beating a man with a club while kneeling over top of him
on the side of the road. Police have said that an argument had
taken place between the 74 year old cyclist and the truck driver
prior to the attack.
Fox's only defence in the video when confronted was that he
"tried to walk away." Later on it was reported that Fox
had fled with scene in his truck. Luckily for the cyclist, the
woman recording was able to get a clear shot of the attacker, the
truck's make, model, and license plate, not to mention also
capturing part of the attack. She unfortunately was unable to
record the beginning of the confrontation that led to the
attack.
A number of bystanders cam to the aid of the cyclist when they
realized what was going on, and attempted to contain the driver
until police arrived, but were unsuccessful.
An hour later, Police arrested David Fox, while the cyclist was
transported to the hospital, and was treated and released.
David Fox is scheduled to appear in court on August
24th, and was released from custody.
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