Manhunt after woman attacked in John E Brown Park near Bonython Park in North Adelaide’s parklands
A woman has been assaulted in a North Adelaide park, with police now hunting for a man with a “strong accent”.
A man is on the run after a woman was assaulted in the early hours of Saturday morning near a popular Adelaide park.
The assault allegedly took place in John E Brown Park – also known as Park 27A – which is northeast of Bonython Park on Port Rd.
Police say the male suspect was described as being of a heavy build, with dark or tanned skin, about 183cm tall with a “strong accent”.
He was wearing a “distinctive” white-and-dark striped shirt featuring a white collar and three-quarter-length sleeves with white cuffs, and had black leather shoes on.
SA Police are appealing to any witnesses to the incident or anyone who saw a man as described to come forward and contact Crime Stoppers online at www.crimestopperssa.com.au or free call 1800 333 000.
Originally published as Manhunt after woman attacked in John E Brown Park near Bonython Park in North Adelaide’s parklands
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