Hampshire police issue fresh appeal to identify cyclist who died in Droxford
The man was spotted lying in the road on the B2150, close to the Station Road junction, with a bicycle at about 11pm on Monday.
He was pronounced dead at the scene.
However, the man had no possessions with him, he has no identifying marks such as tattoos or scars and was not wearing any jewellery.
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Hide AdPolice are continuing to make enquiries in the area, but are turning to the public for help identifying him.
He was white, slim and believed to be between 50 and 60 years old.
He had on a blue shirt, khaki shorts and brown sandals.
Inspector Andy Tester, of Havant Roads Policing Unit, said: ‘I want to urge people to think carefully about their neighbours or people they see regularly in Droxford or the surrounding area.
‘Maybe you haven't seen someone in the last two days that you regularly see, either in and around their home or out on their bicycle.
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Hide Ad‘Perhaps the description sounds similar to a man who you have seen in a pub you visit, or someone you have seen cycling in the area or in a particular shop?’
He continued: ‘Anything that comes to mind, no matter how small you think it may be, we want to hear from you, as it could be vital in allowing us to make contact with this man's family.
‘We also remain keen to hear from anyone who may have witnessed a collision involving a cyclist on Monday night, or who may have dash cam or private CCTV footage of a cyclist in the area of the B2150 around 11pm.
‘Again, any information will help us to continue building a picture of what has happened.’
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Hide AdAnyone with information can call 101, quoting either Operation Heron or the reference 44200303926.