text: An 18-month-old toddler was left covered in blood after being dragged face first for 3ft along a pavement by a hit-and-run cyclist. Young Harry was out with his parents in Cambridge on Bank Holiday Monday when he was caught under a cyclist's wheel and dragged along the path. Angela Buckler, 34, said the female cyclist rode off without showing any remorse, despite leaving Harry with blood pouring from her face and inside his mouth. An 18-month-old toddler, Harry, was dragged along the path (pictured) by a cyclist after getting caught under her wheel while he was out in Cambridge with his parents . The incident took place while the family were parking up to go shopping on a path which is used by both cyclists and walkers. Police have now urged the cyclist to contact officers over the incident. Ms Buckler a project manager for a Cambridgeshire biologics firm, told the Cambridge News that the cyclist, thought to be in her 20s - who was also wearing headphones - was not paying attention and was 'not bothered' by what she had done. She said: 'He was caught on his front and his face was dragged along the pavement. She then ran over one of his legs with her bike wheel – there was a big bruise and welt there.' She added: 'I had this feeling of horror. I scooped him up and there was blood everywhere. 'But she was not remorseful in the slightest. She just said he was on the cycle path. She stayed for a couple of minutes while I called the ambulance and then said something like "well there's nothing else I can do here" and went off. She could see him bleeding.' The incident took place on a path which is used by both cyclists and walkers on Monday (file picture) Harry had to be treated at Addenbrooke's hospital in Cambridge for cuts and bruises to his face, head and legs. An East of England Ambulance Service spokesman said they received a call just before 11.30am to a report of a child being hit by a bicycle. They said: 'An ambulance crew and paramedic in a rapid response vehicle attended to the patient who was conscious and breathing, but was not completely alert. 'The child was taken to Addenbrooke's Hospital for further treatment.' A Cambridgeshire police spokesman said they were also called to the incident. They said: 'We were called by the ambulance service just before 11.30am. The 18-month-old boy was taken to hospital but did not suffer serious injuries. 'The cyclist did not stop at the scene and officers would like to contact them.'
target: Harry was with his parents in Cambridge when he was caught under wheel .
  He was dragged along path with blood pouring from his face and mouth .
  Mother Angela Buckler said cyclist rode off without showing any remorse .
  Police said female cyclist did not stop and urged her to contact officers .