Officers investigating the rape of a woman in Levenshulme are appealing to three possible witnesses.
Shortly before 12pm on Monday, 14 November 2016, a 31-year-old woman was raped in Cringle Park, on Clare Road, whilst out walking.
An investigation was launched and a dedicated team of detectives have been carrying out further enquiries.
It is now believed there were three people in the park who may have witnessed something prior to the incident and officers are keen to speak to them.
These include a white man, in his 30s, who was wearing jeans and a khaki coat and was throwing a football for his dog.
A white woman, who is believed to be in her early 40s, with brown hair was also walking a dog which was white.
The third person is an older, white woman, who was pushing a black pram with a dog on a lead. She was wearing a black coat with the hood up and had brown hair. This woman briefly spoke to the victim before the attack.
The offender is described as wearing dark clothes with his hood up.
Detective Chief Inspector Chris Mossop, from GMP’s City of Manchester division, said:
“We aware this incident has caused concerns in the community and I want to make it clear we are doing everything in our power to find the person responsible.”
"No one should be scared to go about their daily business. We are also aware of a community walk taking place in the park this Sunday (20 November 2016) and are currently liaising with the organisers to our offer our support.”
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