Goodmayes Park rape investigation continues with no arrests
Police are seeking a man walking a dog who may have vital information regarding the alleged incident.
Incident β evidence β outcomeA police investigation into a reported rape in Goodmayes Park, Ilford, is ongoing with no arrests made to date. The alleged incident is believed to have occurred between August 15 and August 16. The victim reported the matter to the Metropolitan Police on August 19.
As of September 23, more than a month after the report was made, no arrests have been confirmed. Enquiries by the force are continuing.
Witness sought by police
Investigators believe a man who was walking a dog in the park at the time may possess information vital to the investigation. The Metropolitan Police stated that this individual reportedly assisted the victim by directing her towards a park exit and providing her with clothing. The dog is described as a Staffordshire Terrier.
The Metropolitan Police appealed for the man, or anyone who knows him, to come forward urgently. They can be contacted via the non-emergency number 101, quoting reference 3379/19AUG.
Questions this report answers
01What is being investigated in Goodmayes Park?
The Metropolitan Police are investigating reports of a rape that is believed to have occurred in Goodmayes Park, Ilford. The incident is thought to have taken place between August 15 and August 16.
02Have any arrests been made?
No arrests have been made as of September 23. The investigation is ongoing, and police are continuing their enquiries into the alleged incident.
03Is police looking for anyone in connection with the incident?
Yes, officers are seeking a man who was walking a dog, described as a Staffordshire Terrier, in the park at the time. He reportedly assisted the victim and may have key information.
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