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Police release CCTV image of man after sexual assault at Oxford shopping centre

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Police have launched an appeal for witnesses following a reported sexual assault at a retail complex in Oxford.

Officers from Thames Valley Police have published CCTV footage as part of their investigation into the incident at Templars Shopping Centre in Cowley.

Detectives believe the individual captured in the footage could possess significant information relevant to their inquiries.

The alleged assault occurred when a woman aged in her twenties was subjected to inappropriate touching over her clothing at approximately 3pm on Tuesday, 30 June.

No individuals have been apprehended in connection with the matter thus far.

Detective constable Emily Rice stated that officers consider the person shown in the released image may hold details that could advance the investigation.

She indicated that anyone who believes they recognise the individual depicted should contact Thames Valley Police.

Members of the public with relevant information can submit reports through the force’s official website or by telephoning 101, with the reference number 43260331880.

Those wishing to provide information without identification may do so through the independent charity Crimestoppers, reachable at 0800 555 111 or via the organisation’s online reporting platform.

Police appeals of this nature may involve suspects, witnesses or other parties who might possess crucial information relating to an investigation, and do not indicate that the individuals sought are considered responsible or guilty of any offence.

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