Police appeal over Creamfields sex assault

POLICE today issued an appeal for information about an alleged sex assault at the Creamfields music festival, near Warrington, in August last year.
They have issued a picture of a man they want to speak to in connection with the assault.
The victim was a woman in her early twenties from Scotland, who reported the incident to police after the festival had concluded.
The assault was alleged to have occurred in a tent at the Daresbury festival overnight between Sunday August 24 and Monday August 25.
Extensive enquiries have been carried out by both Scottish Police and Cheshire Police following the incident being reported, as a result of which a man was arrested. However, subsequent enquiries eliminated this man, and he was released with no further action.
Police are now keen to speak to the man pictured who may be able to assist with their enquiries.
He was around 21 years of age, about 5ft 8 inches tall and of medium build. He had dark hair which, at the time of the festival, was shaved all over. At the festival he was wearing a white short sleeved t-shirt, and he had a chain around his neck with two rings on it. He stated his name was Jaimie and had a Scottish accent, and may be from the East Kilbride area of Scotland.
Police are asking the man, if he recognises himself, to make contact with either Cheshire Police or Police Scotland on the non-emergency number 101, Police are also asking anyone who may recognise the man to make contact on the same number, or anonymously on the Crimestoppers hotline 0800 555 111.