Man in 70s ‘sexually assaulted’ in Rolex theft as police hunt lady on CCTV
Thames Valley Police have released CCTV after a man in his 70s was sexually assaulted and had his Rolex watch stolen in broad daylight on Richmond Road, Aylesbury
Police are keen to speak to this woman
Police have released a photo of a woman they wish to question following the sexual assault and robbery of a 70-year-old man in broad daylight.
The elderly victim was accosted by a woman as he strolled through Aylesbury shortly after 12.45pm on 8 April. He was approached on Richmond Road by a woman, who attempted to sell him cleaning and gardening services.
She then began to offer “sexual services” and touched the pensioner inappropriately over his clothes. As the shocked man tried to leave, she allegedly seized his opportunity, snatching his Rolex from his wrist before making a swift getaway.
The suspect is described by police as a white woman in her 20s or 30s, approximately 5ft tall, with long dark hair. Thames Valley Police are appealing for witnesses to the incident in Aylesbury and have also circulated a CCTV image of a woman they would like to identify.
A statement from the force read: “At just after 12.45pm yesterday (8/4), the victim, a man aged in his seventies, was walking in Richmond Road when he was approached by an unknown female, who offered him cleaning and gardening services.
“The offender then started to offer sexual services and touched him inappropriately over his clothing. In the process of doing this, the offender grabbed the victim’s Rolex watch from his wrist and ran off.
“The offender is described as a white woman, aged in her twenties or thirties with long dark hair. She was wearing a black baseball cap and light coloured clothing and was approximately 5ft tall. She is described as possibly having a Spanish accent.”
Investigating officer Detective Constable Mandy Cutler stated: “This incident has occurred in the early afternoon, and I am appealing to anybody who witnessed this to please get in touch with Thames Valley Police.
“You can do so by reporting online or by calling us on 101, quoting reference 43260169849. We also have a dedicated digital portal available where witnesses can upload any relevant digital evidence, such as dash-cam or doorbell and CCTV images or footage.
“If you don’t wish to speak directly with the police, you can also call the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.”
