A police manhunt is under way after an 18-year-old woman was raped in a Dundee city centre car park.
The suspect is described as white, in his late teens to early 20s, around 5ft 9in tall, slim, and with short brown hair.
He was wearing a light-coloured overshirt, a white t-shirt with a large Versace logo on the front, and light-coloured jeans.
Detectives said another man entered the car park when the serious sexual assault was taking place.
And they are appealing for him to come forward as he may have information that could assist the inquiry.
Officers also want to speak to a driver as they believe the suspect got into a car shortly after the crime.
The victim was raped in the city’s Johnston Street at around 2.40am last Sunday.
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Police Scotland officers have been reviewing CCTV images from in and around the area.
A man was seen entering the car park for a short period of time when the attack was taking place. He was holding a carrier bag and was wearing a camouflage or multi-coloured jacket.
Officers also want to trace the driver of a small dark-coloured car seen in Reform Street shortly after the incident. It is believed the rapist got into the car.
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‘Check dashcams for any footage’
Detective Inspector Graeme Wishart said: “There were plenty of people in the area when this incident was taking place and I would appeal to those who were in the area to contact us with any information they may have.
“It may seem insignificant or not important, but it could prove vital in our investigation and in helping us identify the person responsible.
“I would also ask any motorists or taxi drivers to check their dashcams for any footage which could assist the investigation.”
