Collette Kunyo, 40, in bed with her boyfriend Mark Aylmer, 44, as the men’s organization broke into her home in Middleton, Greater Manchester, around 5. 30am on August 13.
The couple woke up in the early hours of the morning through their crying dog, and when Mark was about to see him, the men punched him in the face with a hammer.
At the times that followed, Collette and her 21-year-old daughter watched Mark crawl down the road and drive twice.
He was transferred to hospital after suffering a collapsed lung, skull fracture, brain haemorrhages and fractures.
Collette said Mark is lucky enough to be alive and stays in the hospital with symptoms of loss of memories and possible brain damage.
Reliving the horror events, Collette said, “Mark came down and I heard a massive blow, I think he fell down the stairs or something. “
She recalls hearing a car’s engine start outdoors seconds later, adding, “Mark ran away to pick them up and get them out of the car and they started going in the opposite direction to him.
“He still had no choice to hold on to the car and took him to the street, then threw him on the sidewalk and crossed it twice. “
Collette said she called an ambulance without delay and ran to help Mark, who was bleeding from his ear and mouth.
“It’s so painful I couldn’t even bear to look. Mark was screaming in pain, he was in a terrible state,” he said.
The father of a child admitted to the intensive care unit for several days and has since been transferred to the trauma unit, where he is under constant surveillance.
But due to the restrictions of the coronavirus, Collette could not stop at it.
She said: “It’s complicated because I’m not allowed to come by and see it and it’s hard to locate something concrete about your condition.
“He’s completely lost his memory. She told the nurse where Collette is, she was there. He knows he’s in the hospital, but other than that, he’s in a lot of pain. “
At the time, a neighbor, who did not want to be identified, said she woke up around 5. 30am after hearing a “agitation” on the road where Colette’s white Audi A4 was parked.
“She said, “I saw Mark’s condition in the back of his car and he shouted “stop” to anyone inside. “
“He had to run out of space when he found out what was going on.
“The car got in front and Mark kept screaming and raising his hands looking to stop him.
“He ran back and shouted” Stop, warn. Array, but the car accelerated and hit him. “
“I saw him sink and I had to pass over him.
The neighbor said several others left their homes and got off the road, where Mark was seriously injured.
“Maybe he’ll just see blood coming out of his head and he’s moaning looking to get up,” he said.
However, the neighbor said car thieves had attacked other homes in the area, adding his own, the following year.
Kieran Smith, 29, said: “They tried to borrow my car twice and I was forced to get extra security.
“There have been at least 4 incidents that I know of.
“I even have the idea of getting rid of my car to make it a target. “
A spokesman for Greater Manchester police said: “Around 5. 30am on Thursday, August 13, 2020, police were called to report that a guy had been run over through thieves who had stolen his car, a white Audi A6 S Line, from an asset on Styhead Drive, Middleton Drive.
“The 44-year-old man taken to the hospital where he remains seriously injured.
“A arrested guy has been released on bail pending further investigation.
“An investigation is in process. “
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