The man was taken to hospital with a bone protruding from his leg. Photo / iStock
The man was taken to hospital with a bone protruding from his leg. Photo / iStock
A man taken to hospital with a bone protruding from his leg and "serious lacerations" was most likely involved in a hit-and-run, police say.
He was found on Dowling St, Dunedin by an off-duty nurse about midday yesterday.
Sergeant Steve Aitken of Dunedin police, said the driver of the vehiclehad "disappeared" by the time police arrived.
He was transported to Dunedin Hospital by police as no ambulances were available at the time, Mr Aitken said.
"We still need to locate the owner of the vehicle so we can have a chat with him. If anybody did witness [the hit-and-run], we would certainly be keen to talk to them."
