Dad beaten by Bollard in the strange police clash fears that he can lose his leg

The former Pope John delivery driver, Caius-Iiosh, Olah suffered serious injuries in a multiple vehicle accident involving a police car

A seriously injured dad while walking on a Birmingham Street fears that you can lose a leg after an accident that involves a police vehicle. The former Pope John pizza delivery driver, Caius -iosif, Olah, was beaten by a flying bollard when several cars, including a police vehicle, collided in Handsworth.

The 39 -year -old had both broken legs in the Incident in Hollyhead Road Last September. Their legs were injured so much that knee metal rods were inserted down into an attempt to retain their mobility.

Now Caius, who used to work two jobs to support his family, fears that he can lose his right leg. Its mobility is already severely restricted and is based on crutches to move and could not continue working as a delivery driver.

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His wife Adalena also lost his work when he arrived to the United Kingdom after Caius was injured, which means that the couple, who has a 13 -year -old son, Mario, faces financial difficulties.

The accident, thought of involving at least one vehicle that is being chased by the Police, is still being investigated. Caius, from Romania, spent two days on a trip back to England when he was hit by a bollard that flew through the air after being hit by a car on September 29.

“I have no memory in everything that happened, but I remember when I woke up there were bones that stood out from my legs and there was blood on my head and hands,” he said.

“I was in the hospital for two months and gave me many pain medications. I am still taking many medications. Initially I had to use a wheelchair, but now I am using crutches, although I can’t go far before my legs swell and very painful. “

Caius also suffered other injuries, including a head injury, significant damage to teeth that affected their ability to eat and nervous damage. Continues to fight against the psychological impact of the incident.

He added: “I am worried that even if I can drive again, can I take things and walk to deliver things? Financially, I am very worried, and I don’t know what will happen to my leg and my mobility. I can only expect things to improve. “

Caius previously lived and worked at Birmingham and returned for two weeks to visit friends and renew his driver’s license when the accident occurred. He spent two months in the Elizabeth Hospital But since then he has returned to Romania.

He said: “This has had a devastating impact on my life. I cannot work and I am spending so much time in the house that it is physically and mentally affecting me. Everything has changed in our lives.

“We are living in financial uncertainty and my very bad state, it is on the floor. I used to work two jobs, but now I can’t work at all. I am used to earning money for my family.

“My wife lost her job when she came to the United Kingdom when I was in the hospital, now she has to help me with basic homework, how to shower and move around the house. I can’t spend the quality time with my son I used. A.

“I used to lead an active life and played football regularly to a fairly high standard: playing football was my refuge, where all my problems would disappear, but now I don’t know if I can return to that. I am very worried about the future.

“I’m still worried about my right leg, and a doctor here told me that if I had suffered this injury in Romania, I would have lost it. I am lucky to have been treated at Queen Elizabeth hospital, but I don’t know what the future holds. “

Caius has instructed the law firm Slater and Gordon. Gulderen Salih, a specialist in serious injuries, is acting in his name by pursuing a claim.

“Caius has always been a working man and is proud to keep his family, but this incident has impacted his life, and that of his wife and son, in every possible way,” said Gulderen.

“He is suffering physical, mental, emotionally and financially as a result of what happened, his quality of life has been ruined through something that was not absolutely his own guilt. We are eager to help Caius in the fastest and most effective way we can, to obtain answers about what happened and allow him to access the rehabilitation and support that will allow him to look at a more positive future. ”