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Appeal after woman followed by man in Hereford

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Tuesday, 4 January 2022 07:00

Police in Hereford are investigating reports of a woman being followed by a man.

It happened on Belmont Road at around 9:30pm on Sunday.

The male is believed to have walked from the Poole Close area and approached the female near to Farm Foods.

He has then followed her for a short time and left the area running up Belmont Road towards the bridge.

The offender is described as 6ft, Olive Skinned, Slim Build with approximately 3/4 weeks of stubble/beard growth.

Anyone with information is asked to contact West Mercia Police on 101.

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