Police have released an image of the man suspected of attacking an elderly Irish nun in a horrific incident.
CCTV shows the attack, which began after the woman parked her blue Hyundai outside a post office on Holmefield Road in Allerton, Liverpool on March 11.
The driver, an Irish nun named Sr Louise Gilbey, can be seen briefly leaving the car and crossing the pavement to post a letter.
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The footage then shows an unknown man entering the car.
The driver is seen rushing back to the vehicle, where she opens the car door and reaches in to tackle the thief.
At this point the car reverses, dragging her along the gutter and under the driver's door, as the Liverpool Echo reports.
After hitting the car parked behind it, the Hyundai drives away, narrowly avoiding the driver, who was seen lying at the side of the road.
Police said the victim did not report any injuries.
In a new update, Merseyside Police have released a picture of the man suspected of being involved in the incident.
Officers said witness enquiries have been carried out and they have now issued a CCTV image of a man they would like to speak to as they believe he could assist their investigation.
Sergeant Michael Fletcher said: "Although some of the footage is grainy we believe that there is someone out there who would recognise the man pictured.
“I would ask anyone who recognises him or has any information which could assist our investigation to contact us as matter of urgency.”
Speaking earlier this month about the incident, Sr Gilbey said her concern was not for her own safety, but wanted to retrieve the car back from the thief.
She described it as a “lifeline” for her work with the ministry, she uses the vehicle mainly to visit elderly housebound parishioners.
Sr Louise, who is originally from Ireland, told the Liverpool Echo : “I have lived in Liverpool for so long, I’ve been a midwife in Fazakerley as well as being a nurse in other establishments.
“People say that crime can be bad in the city, but I have seen the other side of it, and I have always thought about how kind the people in this city are.
“I blame myself for this, forgetting for a brief moment that I had left the keys in the car. This car is my lifeline, I wasn’t thinking, I was just desperate to save it.
“I don’t wish him any harm, I just hope he doesn’t use the car to hurt anyone, it could have been a lot worse for me.
“I would love him to find a different way of life, he can’t be happy having to do stuff like that.
“There are so many programmes that could help this man to live a decent life.
“No mother wants their child to be like that, you want them to be good, you aren’t brought into the world to act in such a way, it would be wonderful to find him the help he needs to live a better life.”
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