Detectives have released an E-FIT photograph of a person they want to speak to following a serious sexual offence that took place in Lambeth, seven years ago.
The incident happened around July 2017, in a communal lift, at a residential block. The woman found the courage to report the incident to Metropolitan Police in October 2023 – she is being supported by specially trained officers as work continues to identify the man responsible.
Detective Constable Beth Cuttell-Bladen, from the policing team that covers Lambeth, said:
"Despite the time that has passed since the incident, the woman has been able to provide us with a detailed description of the man who attacked her in 2017. I would ask people to look at the E-FIT and see if they recognise this person – please contact us if you can help."
DC Cuttell-Bladen, continues:
"No matter how long has elapsed since an incident like this, we will listen and support anyone who comes to us for help, and investigate where we can."
The incident happened around July 2017, in a communal lift, at a residential block. The woman found the courage to report the incident to Metropolitan Police in October 2023 – she is being supported by specially trained officers as work continues to identify the man responsible.
Detective Constable Beth Cuttell-Bladen, from the policing team that covers Lambeth, said:
"Despite the time that has passed since the incident, the woman has been able to provide us with a detailed description of the man who attacked her in 2017. I would ask people to look at the E-FIT and see if they recognise this person – please contact us if you can help."
DC Cuttell-Bladen, continues:
"No matter how long has elapsed since an incident like this, we will listen and support anyone who comes to us for help, and investigate where we can."
Anyone with information is asked to call Lambeth Police on 101 and quote Reference Number: 3735/08MAY24.
You can also provide information anonymously to the independent charity CrimeStoppers on 0800 555 111.
You can also provide information anonymously to the independent charity CrimeStoppers on 0800 555 111.
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