Police launch hunt for man after woman ‘raped’ in seaside town park in broad daylight
A human hunting was initiated after allegedly raped in a public park in a public park in the daylight.
The incident occurred on Monday, August 18 at the Barrack Hall Park in Bexhill.
Sussex police said that the victim, a woman in her 20s, received support from specially trained civil servants.
The officers identified a suspect, defined as a short -sleeved upper and a white man wearing trousers. He is not believed to be recognized by the victim.
The police are looking for CCTV from the area and calling for witnesses to stand out.
They want to talk to everyone in or around the Barrack Hall Park between 16.30 and 17:30 that day.
They also want to talk to anyone who might have saved a video in a mobile phone or Dashcam.
Force said that it could provide vital evidence for investigations.
The victim was allegedly raped at the Barrack Hall Park in Bexhill in Broad Ilight in the afternoon.
Detective Inspector James Meanwell said: ‘We understand that this will cause significant concern in the local community. We want to make sure that we work without getting tired to residents, there are special patrols to provide assurance and visibility when making a comprehensive investigation.
‘In this investigation, the victim will continue to receive full support of expert officers.
‘Especially in Barrack Hall Park or everyone who may have been around.
