Mum sexually assaulted in Mitcham park, Melbourne’s east by a man who asked her to take his photo
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Mom pushing her stroller is sexually assaulted by a man after she made a seemingly innocent request for help
- A mother walking with her son was sexually assaulted in East Melbourne
- The mother was approached by a man who asked her to take a photo of him.
- Police said he then sexually assaulted her, kissing and hugging her.
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Police are searching for a man after a mother pushing her pram alleges she was sexually assaulted in the middle of a busy Melbourne park.
The woman was pushing her stroller in a park on Mitcham Road in Melbourne’s east shortly after 4:30pm on January 6 when a man approached her.
Detectives were told the man asked if the mother could take a picture of him before asking for a selfie.
As the couple posed for the selfie, police were told the man started kissing the woman.
“The woman was followed by the man before he sexually assaulted her again, kissing and embracing her,” Victoria Police said in a statement.
Police are looking for a man who can help with investigations after a mother was sexually assaulted while walking her son.
The woman was pushing her stroller in a park on Mitcham Road in Melbourne’s east shortly after 4:30pm on January 6 when a man approached her.
“The woman was able to get away from the man and raised the alarm.”
He was able to take a photo of the man and send it to the police.
The man is believed to have left the park heading north, and police have launched an investigation and released a picture of a man that was taken by the victim.
The man is described as being in his early 20s and measuring approximately 168 cm (5 ft 5 in).
He appears in a striped T-shirt and sweatpants.
Victoria Police told Daily Mail Australia there were no new updates and again asked for the public’s help.