Police are continuing to provide a visible presence around Nunnery Wood following an attempted rape in the area yesterday morning (Tuesday 10 November).
Officers have been carrying out patrols this morning (Wednesday) near to where the incident took place.
Extensive enquiries have been ongoing to identify a suspect after a teenage girl was attacked at around 8.15am.
It has now been established that the girl was sexual assaulted as the suspect attempted to rape her. She managed to escape from the suspect and sought help from a member of the public.
Safer Neighbourhood Chief Inspector Dan Pilkington said: “A significant number of officers were sent to the area and completed searches of woods and surrounding areas. Enquiries are ongoing to identify the suspect, who was described as mixed race or Asian, a teenager - believed to be between 16 and 18 years of age - and was wearing all black.
“Officers will be continuing to carry out enquiries, collating CCTV to progress the investigation and will be providing a visible presence in the area.
“We thank local residents for their cooperation yesterday and extend our appreciation to the public for getting in contact with us and sharing our appeal.”
Please call 101 quoting the reference 78i of 10 November if you have information to report that may help with enquires.
Alternatively, information can be passed to Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 or via visiting What is the crime or incident? | Crimestoppers
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