Mystery Cyclist turns themselves over to Police...

A few months ago I posted a call for help (see below).
There's been several newspaper articles since then on Grant's predicament
(he is currently confined to a wheelchair), and calls for the 'mystery
cyclist' to come forward. The story also featured on "Today Tonight" last
week. It has now been reported that the cyclist turned themselves in to the
Police on 13/6/06 - nearly three months after the crash.
Thanks to all who sent the email around in the cycling community, and the
members of the media that may have helped too.
Gemm

***************************** A crash happened on Tuesday 21st March
approximately 8:30-8:45am on the New Norton Summit Road, inbetween the Pony
Club and the first hairpin. Grant Leonard (a Norwood Cycling Club/SA Cycling
Federation member) and a friend were descending down Norton Summit Road, and
another cyclist (identity unknown) did a u-turn directly in front of them.
Grant apparently crashed into the cliff wall head-first trying to avoid the
unknown rider. Grant is now in the RAH Spinal Unit with no feeling below his
chest (four broken vertebrae, four broken ribs, broken shoulder) but he
remains positive for recovery. The cyclist that did the U-turn provided
false details, and "left for work' after the ambulance arrived, but before
the police arrived. The only description we have been given is he was
roughly 30-45 years old, had black hair and a black road bike frame. The
jersey he was wearing was potentially yellow/white. There were also at least
six other cyclists who went past the scene before the ambulance arrived. If
you know of (or are!) the rider that provided false details, or can provide
any information just as a witness to this crash or crash scene please
contact the SA Police. Our thoughts are with Grant and his family and
friends at this difficult time and we wish him a speedy and full recovery.