Police launch manhunt after BMW driver killed cyclist, 59, in high-speed hit-and-run crash
- Andell Goulbourne was hit by a grey BMW as he was cycling in Washwood Heath
- Police wish to speak to Kashif Khan, 24, to establish what happened on July 30
- Three men have been voluntarily interviewed after CCTV was released last week
Police hunting a BMW driver who killed a cyclist in a high-speed hit-and-run crash have released a picture of a man they want to speak to.
Officers are searching for Kashif Khan, 24, from Birmingham after the incident on July 30 that left 59-year-old Andell Goulbourne dead.
Detetctives believe there were four men in the car at the time of the collision and that all of them fled the scene.
They have already quizzed three men in connection with the death after CCTV images were released last week.
Kashif Khan, 24, from Birmingham, is wanted in connection with the collision that took place in Washwood Heath on Thursday July 30
Andell Goulbourne, 59, was hit by a grey BMW M135i as he was riding along Washwood Heath Road
Now a month after the incident police have released this picture and appealed to Khan to come forward.
Police wish to speak to Mr Khan to establish what happened on the night of the incident.
Detective Sergeant Paul Hughes from the Serious Collision Investigation Unit said: ‘I want to appeal directly to Kashif Khan to come forward so that we can establish what happened that night.
‘I would also appeal to anyone who has information regarding his whereabouts to get in touch.
‘The response from the public following the release of CCTV images was excellent and I would like to thank everyone that got in touch and continue to appeal to anyone with information to contact us.
‘I want to also ask people to not speculate on social media. This does nothing to assist us or the family of Andell during this really difficult time.’
Police wish to speak to Mr Khan to establish what happened on the night of the incident
Three men have been voluntarily interviewed after CCTV images were released last week
Police were called to reports of a serious collision involving a car and a cyclist just before 11.15pm on July 30.
Emergency services attended but the cyclist was pronounced dead at the scene.
Police believe there were four men in the car at the time of the collision and that all four fled the scene.
They are currently trying to identify and trace those in the car at the time.