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Woman Allegedly Strangled - Attacker Sought
Woman Allegedly Strangled - Attacker Sought
New Zealand
Police Canterbury News Release
3:23pm 3 June
2009
http://www.police.govt.nz/news/release.html?id=5152
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A
woman who was allegedly strangled by an unknown offender was
badly shaken but has managed to give Police a very good
description.
At about 9pm on Friday 29 May 2009, a prostitute was knocked to the ground and strangled by an unknown offender. This occurred on the river bank near the Rotunda restaurant on Cambridge Terrace. He left when she started screaming and made no attempt to take her bag or belongings.
She has described him as;
Male, Caucasian, 19-25yrs, approx 5'7" tall, clean shaven, solid muscular build, said he was quite good looking.
He was wearing a distinctive blue woollen hat with ear flaps, and a grey polyprop top under a high Vis t-shirt.
He was riding an adult sized mountain bike with the seat pole quite low but was not wearing a helmet. She stated that he could have been intoxicated by the way he rode this bike.
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