Police have confirmed they are investigating a collision between an unmarked police car and a cyclist.
Witnesses spotted a white car at the Stonehouse Bridge junction with Durnford Street, telling PlymouthLive it was driven by a police officer.
A marked police car was also spotted at the scene later along with uniformed police officers.
It is understood a 29-year-old female cyclist was taken to Derriford Hospital with an injury to her ankle following the incident last night.
An ambulance from South Western Ambulance Service Trust was spotted at the scene, although at this stage they have not replied to PlymouthLive's request for comment.
A Devon and Cornwall Police spokesperson said: "Police are investigating a collision between an unmarked police car and a cyclist which occurred at around 7.30pm yesterday evening, Thursday 28 May, at the Stonehouse Bridge junction, Plymouth."
Investigators would like to hear from witnesses who may have seen the incident.
If you can assist contact police on 101 or email 101@dc.police.uk quoting log number 875 of 28/5/20.
What to do at the scene of a crash - your guide
Protect the scene from further collisions.
Ensure the injured are treated.
Ensure the free flow of traffic.
Arrange the recovery of vehicles where appropriate.
Investigate the collision to determine the cause and whether offences have been committed.
Police officers have to act very quickly in the interests of road safety
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Whilst most collisions are reported to the police, not all are required to be officially recorded. If the collision is recorded we will always tell you the result of our investigations and if we propose to take any further action.
However, the result may not be known for several months.
Queries should be made to the Force Collisions and Ticket Section on 01752 488000 allowing at least 10 days from the date of the incident.
Opening hours are weekdays 09:30 - 15:30
Vehicle removal from the scene of a collision
In the interests of road safety, vehicles damaged in road traffic collisions must be removed from the scene as quickly as possible.
The police may exercise their statutory powers to remove your vehicle from the road.
This may be by a garage nominated by you or by the police contracted recovery agent, but you will have to meet the expense. In certain circumstances, if you belong to a breakdown organisation, then the police will contact them for you.
If absolutely necessary, a garage may be called to carry out the recovery.
In certain circumstances it may be possible for you to recover these costs.
Your insurance company or claims company will be able to advise you.
