Police appeal after Greenwich sexual assault

Police have released CCTV images in the hospital by for a man behind a sexual assault on the Thames Path in Greenwich.

According to Police:

“The victim, an 18-year-old woman, was walking along the Thames Path between 04:30hrs and 04:40hrs on Friday, 26 June.

She got to Highbridge Wharf, near the Trafalgar Tavern Pub, when she was approached from behind and sexually assaulted by a man.

The victim fought back and the attacker fled along Eastney Street SE10. He was last seen on CCTV walking into Lassell Street, SE10.

The suspect is described as a white male with brown ear length hair in curtains, wearing black Adidas tracksuit with white stripes along the arms and legs.

Detective Constable Ellie Cordery, of the South East Command Unit, is investigating. She said: “This was a distressing and frightening incident for the victim, who was on her way home after socialising with friends. She is being supported by specially trained officers.

“We would like to hear from anyone who recognises the man in the images captured. While we appreciate they might not be the best quality, we are hopeful that someone may recognise him and come forward.”

There have been no arrests.

Anyone who has information that could assist police is asked to call 101 ref CAD 1679/26JUN20.

Alternatively tweet @MetCC, or to remain 100% anonymous contact Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

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2 thoughts on “Police appeal after Greenwich sexual assault

  • When you bear in mind the amount of CCTV cameras around, it’s amazing how many of them provide awful images!

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  • I agree Chris, by now CCTV sytems should be giving much clearer images. It is important that all the CCTV cameras in the Borough of Greenwich are switched on and properly managed and monitored.

    I think the Police are better at monitoring CCTV and do a much better job than the Local Authorities and can send quicker responses when an incident arisies and a quick response is needed.

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