Detectives investigating the sexual assault of a woman in Bognor Regis believe that vehicle drivers or their passengers could have important information that might identify a suspect.
The victim, a local woman in her 30s, had left Tesco in Shripney Road around 11.30pm on Friday, July 7, shortly before the attack.
CCTV shows that she was in Durban Road about ten minutes later, but extensive enquiries have, as yet, not identified the man responsible.
However, DC Juliette Kinch believes that someone locally may have vital information:
"We have viewed a lot of CCTV and this shows that there were many cars and other vehicles in the area at the time, along with people on foot.
"It's possible that somebody saw something that will help us."
"The victim recalls being hit and passing out in bushes at the junction of Orchard Way and Durban Road.
"She remembers a man's face, which she describes as olive-skinned, with dark cropped hair, beard and moustache.
"He spoke with an English accent.
"Forensic tests, including DNA, have not provided any further lines of enquiry, so we are hoping that this appeal may jog the memories of people who were in the area at the time or who may have dashcam or other CCTV footage that could assist."
Police have asked anyone with information or recollections of that night, and who were in the area, to assist with the investigation.
Reports can be made on line or by calling 101 quoting Operation Tibberton.
Alternatively, the independent charity Crimestoppers welcomes information anonymously online or by calling 0800 555 111.
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