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Girl sexually assaulted in Headington

A 15-YEAR-OLD girl was sexually assaulted in Headington, Oxford.

The girl was walking along Quarry Road at about 7.50pm on Monday, when a man began following her, police said today.

He asked the girl questions before pushing her against a fence and sexually assaulting her.

The teenager managed to push the man away and ran to a friend’s house, before reporting the incident to police yesterday.

Her attacker is black, 6ft 1in, aged between 25 and 30, of slim build, with dark stubble around his chin and upper lip. His right eye looked injured and swollen.

He was wearing a hooded top with a coat on top that appeared to be waterproof, and dark-coloured trousers.

Pc Rachel Linzey said: “The victim saw the man being stopped by a driver at the junction of Margaret Road and Quarry Road shortly before the incident.

“The driver was a blonde woman, driving a new-style blue Ford Fiesta, and she asked for directions to Old Road. We are keen to speak to her.

“I would also like to hear from anyone else who may recognise the description of the man.

“The possible injury to his right eye is very distinctive and I believe someone out there will know who this is.”

Anyone with information should contact Pc Linzey on 101 or Crimestoppers anonymously 0800 555111.

Comments(6)

LORD PETE MCVAY. OX2 6EG says...
4:09pm Wed 8 Feb 12

Tried and found guilty in the court of the OM. Perhaps the word "allegedly" should have been used. Not saying it is not true in this case, but there have been quite a few made up recently, Brize Norton springs to mind.

Darkforbid says...
1:41am Thu 9 Feb 12

┄Pc Rachel Linzey said: “The
victim saw the man being
stopped by a driver at the
junction of Margaret Road
and Quarry Road shortly
before the incident.


“The driver was a blonde
woman, driving a new-style
blue Ford Fiesta, and she
asked for directions to Old
Road. We are keen to speak
to her.┄

I haven't got a clue PETER but the above is v-strange..

andydg52 says...
11:33am Fri 10 Feb 12

The driver was a blonde woman, driving a new-style blue Ford Fiesta, and she asked for directions to Old Road. We are keen to speak to her.

How the hell do they know what the women asked?
All a bit strange to me.

isibuko says...
12:35pm Fri 10 Feb 12

andydg52 wrote:
The driver was a blonde woman, driving a new-style blue Ford Fiesta, and she asked for directions to Old Road. We are keen to speak to her.

How the hell do they know what the women asked?
All a bit strange to me.
I dunno, perhaps the victim heard it? Not particularly strange if you think about it.

maxmcmara says...
2:14pm Fri 10 Feb 12

Just to remind that troll who goes by the name of Lord Pete McVay - this article is about the sexual assult of a minor, a child. It is not something for you to judge the circumstances of, as you are ill equiped to make that level of judgement. The judgement should be left to those that proffesionally work in this field - THE POLICE.
I find it disgusting that anyone can make such flippent comments about a newspiece that is about the sexual assult of a child.
Hang your head in shame troll, you are a disgusting excuse for a human.

cynicality says...
9:19pm Fri 10 Feb 12

maxmcmara wrote:
Just to remind that troll who goes by the name of Lord Pete McVay - this article is about the sexual assult of a minor, a child. It is not something for you to judge the circumstances of, as you are ill equiped to make that level of judgement. The judgement should be left to those that proffesionally work in this field - THE POLICE.
I find it disgusting that anyone can make such flippent comments about a newspiece that is about the sexual assult of a child.
Hang your head in shame troll, you are a disgusting excuse for a human.
Thank you so much, maxmcmara, you summed up exactly what I was going to say...why is this poor girl's account being questioned? She heard the guy speaking to the woman in the car, then he assaulted her (ie the girl) - what's difficult to understand about that?

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