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Liverpool Echo
Liverpool Echo
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Lynda Roughley & Abigail Nicholson

Girl, 6, has nightmares after being mowed down by e-bike in hit and run

The mum of a six-year-old girl hurled across a road by a cowardly speeding e-bike rider has spoken of her anguish.

The innocent child was flung into the air and slid across the roadway before her head collided with the kerb, leaving her with a fractured skull. Miraculously she did not suffer bleeding on the brain and has recovered physically but she has since shown behavioural problems and personality changes.

The rider, 24-year-old Lewis Lally, who picked up the e-bike, looked down at his victim and sped off, was jailed for a total of two and a half years and banned from driving for three years on Tuesday, June 14. In an victim impact statement made six weeks after the incident on Windsor Road, Tuebrook on March 4 this year, the child’s mum told how her daughter used to be “very playful.”

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