E-fit released after girl left in 'fear' in Amersham incident
Police are trying to trace the man after a public order incident.
After a man went up to a teenage girl in Amersham and made several 'lewd comments' - an e-fit has been released.
Police say they are trying to trace the man in the mock-up, after the incident near Plantation Road and Chestnut Lane on Saturday afternoon.
What happened in Amersham?
At around 3pm on 24 September, a teenage girl was walking in an alleyway between Chestnut Lane and Plantation Road, Amersham.
A man ran up to her and made lewd comments to her on a number of occasions.
The girl ran away in fear.
She was not injured during the incident.
Description
The offender is described as a white man with tanned skin, in his late forties, around 6ft tall, of a bigger than average build.
He had short grey scruffy hair and bush eyebrows.
He was wearing a burgundy sweat shirt and long black trousers.
He spoke with a “polite British middle class” accent.
Investigating officer PC Patrycja Lesiakowska, based at Amersham police station, said:
“This was a very concerning incident for the victim, where a man has approached her and made lewd and behaved inappropriately.
“We releasing this E-fit in order to trace him. If you recognise the man in the E-fit or someone matching the description we would urge you to please get in touch.
“Anyone with information can call 101 or report online quoting the reference 43200304575.
“Or if you wish to report 100% anonymously you can do so by contacting the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.”