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Police are still looking for a man more than two months after two women were assaulted after a night out.
The assault happened at about 1.50am in Temple Street in Bristol on February 22.
One woman had to be treated in hospital after being bitten on the arm, while another was pulled to the ground by her hair.
Avon and Somerset Police launched an appeal about a month later, on March 20, and the force has renewed that appeal as they still haven’t identified the suspect.
Officers want to speak to a man for help with their enquiries.
He was captured on CCTV running with what appears to be a stick in his hand.
He is white, approximately 5ft 10ins tall, of medium build, with short, blonde hair and he is shown wearing a black T-shirt, black shorts and black trainers.
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A spokesperson for Avon and Somerset Police said: ‘We are making a renewed appeal for information and releasing footage of a man we wish to speak to in connection with an assault.
‘CCTV footage shows a man, believed to be carrying a stick, who we hope can assist our enquiries and asking the public to help us identify.
‘If you saw anything, or recognise the individual pictured, please call us.’
This Is Not Right
On November 25, 2024 Metro launched This Is Not Right, a year-long campaign to address the relentless epidemic of violence against women.
With the help of our partners at Women’s Aid, This Is Not Right aims to shine a light on the sheer scale of this national emergency.
You can find more articles here, and if you want to share your story with us, you can send us an email at vaw@metro.co.uk.
Read more:
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