A
knifeman who twice pounced on the same schoolgirl – first demanding
her phone then repeatedly hitting her two weeks later – is being
hunted by police.
Officers
in Wandsworth, south-west London have released this e-fit of the
suspect.
The
15 year-old girl was walking along a footpath between Windmill Road
and Trinity Road just after 4pm on November 13, last year
The
suspect jumped out of bushes in front of her
and threatened her with a knife, demanding her mobile phone.
Fortunately
he was disturbed by a member of the public walking along the path and
fled back into the bushes and escaped.
On
Monday, December 1 at approximately 5pm the same girl was walking
along Spencer Park after school to a bus stop.
She
was suddenly grabbed from behind by the same man who held his gloved
hand over her mouth.
The
girl bit the man's finger, causing him to release his grip.
He
then pushed her to the ground and hit her across the face several
times, banging her head across the ground.
Her
clothing was cut from where a knife was used.
She
was taken to a central London hospital and later discharged.
The
man is described as a 16-19 years old black man who was wearing a
black rain jacket, black hooded top and blue denim jeans.
He
wore a silver chain around his waist, smelt of cigarettes and spoke
with a London accent.
Anyone
with information should call police on 101, quoting reference:
0323441/14.
Crimestoppers
can be contacted anonymously on 0800 555 111.
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