Cabbie Rams Cyclist, Severs Woman’s Leg, Investigation Ongoing [Updated]

[Update: According to Cy Vance's office, prosecutors are investigating this crash. We'll have another post shortly.]

Reports say the cab driver who maimed a pedestrian in Midtown this morning was arguing with a bike messenger, whom he rammed with his cab before driving 15 to 20 feet on the sidewalk and severing a woman's leg, but he probably won't be charged with a crime.

The most seriously injured victim was identified by the Post and the Wall Street Journal as Sian Green, a tourist from England, whose age was reported as 22 and 23. Multiple reports say both her legs were mangled, with one severed below the knee. Green reportedly underwent surgery at Bellevue Hospital, where FDNY told us she was taken this morning.

The cyclist, who did not give his name, told reporters he was riding alongside the cab when the driver, attempting to make a left turn from Sixth Avenue onto 49th Street, became impatient. Here's the cyclist as quoted by the Daily News:

Here is the cyclist's account in the Post:

Photos from the scene show the cyclist leaning against a police cruiser with a bandaged knee, and a bike with a bent rear wheel.

"We were crossing right in the middle of the crosswalk -- we had the crossing signal -- and as we were crossing with other pedestrians, the cab started to pull into the crosswalk," said Jeffrey Hayes, of Massachusetts, to Fox News. "[There] was a man riding along this way on his bicycle with a backpack and he got picked up by the cabbie and was thrown up on the hood and up on his windshield. The cab really accelerated at a great speed. We couldn't believe it. It smashed into the barrier here. There was a woman -- maybe a few women -- that were standing there. It just nailed her."

The Post identified the cab driver as Mohammed Himon, who, despite undisputed accounts from multiple witnesses who say he caused this violent and life-altering crash, sources said "was likely to be slapped with multiple summonses ... but not criminally charged." Unnamed sources told DNAinfo Himon "has a clean driving record."

A photo from the scene shows police directing motorists through red lights on Sixth Avenue after the crash. Wrote Streetsblog reader Clarke: