Police release photos of four men who are wanted after woman in her 20s was sexually assaulted in park after passing out drunk
- A woman was sexually assaulted while unconscious in Stockwell on July 31
- She went to Slade Gardens at 2.30am with a group of men she met at a bar
- The victim found she had been robbed and the men had left when she awoke
Police are hunting for four men after a woman was sexually assaulted in a park after she fell unconscious on a night out.
The woman in her 20s spent the evening at a bar in Stockwell, London, on Friday July 31 last year before leaving the venue at around 2am for a nearby park with four men she met there.
They walked with the woman to Slade Gardens where they continued drinking before she lost consciousness at around 2.30am.
Police are hunting for four men after a woman was sexually assaulted in a park after she fell unconscious on a night out in Stockwell, London, last year
The woman in her 20s spent the evening at a bar in Stockwell on Friday July 31 last year before leaving the venue at around 2am for a nearby park with four men she met there
This is when the sexual assault is believed to have taken place.
She awoke and found her bank cards had been stolen and the men had left the park.
The four men were in a group together and are believed to be friends.
Detectives are keen to identify and speak with the four men captured on CCTV from the night of the incident.
They walked with the woman to Slade Gardens where they continued drinking before she lost consciousness at around 2.30am
Detective Constable Colette Daoud, from the Met’s Central South Safeguarding team, said: ‘This was an atrocious attack on a lone woman who was targeted late at night and subjected to serious sexual violence.
‘We are requesting the public’s help to identify the men pictured. If you recognise any of these men, please come forward and speak to us.
‘If you have any information, no matter how insignificant it may seem, it is vital you get in touch.’
Anyone with information or who recognises the men captured in the CCTV is asked to contact police on 101, quoting reference CAD 4055/01AUG20, or via Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.