Arrest made in relation to indecent assault in Napier
Monday, 25 September 2017, 3:16 pm
Press Release: New Zealand Police
Arrest made in relation to indecent assault in
Napier
Police have arrested a male in relation to an
incident in Taradale, Napier on Sunday evening.
At about
5.45pm a woman was walking along Avondale Road when she was
approached by an elderly male.
The male offered her fruit
and hugged her.
He then assaulted the victim and walked
off.
The victim was left shaken by the
experience.
Police are currently providing support for the
victim.
Police arrested an 83-year-old man in relation to
the assault and he is due to appear in the Napier District
Court on Wednesday 27 September charged with indecent
assault.
Police would like to hear from anyone who may
have been approached by an elderly Indian man in the
Taradale area recently.
People are encouraged to contact
Detective Constable Damon Horrocks or Detective Sergeant
Craig Vining of the Hawkes Bay CIB on (06) 831
0700.
ENDS
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