A man sat next to the woman and proceeded to sexually assault her and ask inappropriate questions
Police investigating an alleged sexual assault have released CCTV images of a man who could help with enquiries. The incident occurred on Saturday, July 27 at around 6.30pm when the victim boarded the train from Liverpool Lime Street heading to Birmingham New Street Station. Shortly after finding a seat, a man sat next to her proceeded to sexually assault her and ask inappropriate questions.
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