Hunt for man after woman, 18, attacked in broad daylight by Crewe park

By Ryan Parker 7th Apr 2025

Cheshire Police are appealing for information to help locate this man, following reports of a serious assault on a woman by Valley Park in Crewe on Saturday 5 April (Supplied).
Cheshire Police are appealing for information to help locate this man, following reports of a serious assault on a woman by Valley Park in Crewe on Saturday 5 April (Supplied).

Cheshire Constabulary is appealing for information to help locate a man, following reports of a serious assault on a woman by a Crewe park.

On Saturday 5 April, officers were alerted to an incident on the Walthall Street/Wistaston Road section of Valley Park.

At 7.19pm, an 18-year-old woman was walking with a female friend from the Crewe park when she was reportedly attacked by a white male, of darker complexion, with an eastern European accent.

On Saturday 5 April, a woman, 18, was attacked by a white male, of darker complexion, with an eastern European accent, by Valley Park (Supplied).

The two girls had walked by themselves from Valley Park alongside the brook, with their parents a short distance behind using a different path.

The parents were then alarmed by loud screams, rushing towards a nearby field, discovering the woman had been assaulted.

According to witnesses, the attacker appeared suddenly, grabbed the woman by the waist and neck, punched her in the mouth, and tried to drag her away while pulling her hair.

The man, aged late 20s to early 30s, around 5' 10" tall, of slim build and with short, thick black/brown hair, reportedly told the woman to go with him, but she fought back as her friend tried to help.

Family members intervened to stop the assault, including the woman's father, with the attacker reportedly refusing to let go.

This led to a physical struggle, during which, several people, including the woman's friend and an adult, sustained injuries.

Police quickly arrived at the scene but were unable to locate the man. Enquiries are ongoing to find him.

The attack allegedly grabbed the woman by the waist and neck, punched her in the mouth, and tried to drag her away while pulling her hair (Nub News).

A Cheshire Police spokesperson told Nub News: "At 7.19pm on Saturday 5 April, police were called to Walthall Street in Crewe following a report of an assault on an 18-year-old woman.

"A man had assaulted her outside Valley Park. He was confronted by the woman's father and a woman who was also assaulted.

"Police made a search of the area for the suspect and are continuing with their enquiries to locate him.

"The suspect is described as a white male with darker complexion, having an eastern European accent, aged late 20s to early 30s, around 5' 10" tall, of slim build and with short, thick black/brown hair. 

"He was wearing a pink t-shirt, black body warmer, black tracksuit trousers with white stripes and white trainers.

Cheshire Police are continuing with their enquiries to locate the male attacker (Cheshire Police).

"Anyone with information should contact Cheshire Police on 101 or via the website quoting IML 2063584.

"Alternatively, information can be given anonymously by contacting Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111."

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