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Shopper put camera up woman's dress
1:17pm Wednesday 13th August 2008
POLICE have released a CCTV image in the hunt for a man who tried to take photographs up a woman's dress in ASDA.
A man approached a 30-year-old woman from behind and attempted to take the pictures at the supermarket in Booker, High Wycombe on July 15, police said.
They are looking to speak to the man pictured.
Anyone with information can contact Thames Valley Police on 0845 8 505 505 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
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slacker, Flackwell says...
1:44pm Wed 13 Aug 08
**sarah**, Wycombe says...
1:45pm Wed 13 Aug 08
BT1, wearing trousers to protect my modesty says...
2:28pm Wed 13 Aug 08
He looks like a bit of a 'fiddler' to me. Pink shirt, tie (with clip), short hair. What was he doing in Asda? He must work locally, I'd say office based, with possibility of meeting clients /the public, sales / agent of some kind perhaps. Perhaps Marlow, bit of a trek into town if you're short of time and have a 'mission' to accomplish. Asda is just off the M40, nice and 'quick'. He's left handed too.
What a perv.
BT1, Check again says...
2:36pm Wed 13 Aug 08
Ivor, says...
2:37pm Wed 13 Aug 08
Lets hope they catch him and get him treatment what a perv!
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sr, says...
2:48pm Wed 13 Aug 08
BT1, Somewhere secret says...
2:56pm Wed 13 Aug 08
sr wrote:I'd assume they would have. Most stores do. Can't say I've been to Asda recently though.
How will they know which transaction belonged to the man in the pink shirt? Do the tills have cctv too?
I had a bad experience whilst shopping in Florida that put me off supermarkets for life. I'll never go near a frozen food aisle again.. atleast not whilst driving a golf cart and towing a hippo anyway. *shudder*
slacker, Flackwell says...
3:00pm Wed 13 Aug 08
BT1, Rubbing my eyes says...
3:07pm Wed 13 Aug 08
slacker wrote:What colour is the floor by the doors in Asda? (I assume its the main doors as there are trolleys and baskets in the rear of the shot.)
I doubt it was a pink shirt. Look at the rest of the colours in the picture, its all sort of pink stained. He was probably wearing a white shirt.
slacker, Flackwell says...
3:15pm Wed 13 Aug 08
BT1, says...
3:28pm Wed 13 Aug 08
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Put the picture into something like photoshop and tone the red hue down a little, until the floor is white / off white. That'll give us the colour of his shirt. The guy clearly needs a good holiday.. Mr Pale!
Ivor, says...
3:49pm Wed 13 Aug 08
They may be looking for a man in a pink shirt when it was actually white/off white. No wonder so many of the criminals are getting off scott free!
However.... IF the person who was allegedly assaulted described the assailant as wearing a pink shirt and the police found this man in a pink shirt (due to the cameras distorting the colour) on the CCTV then this may not be the man who committed the crime....
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Notice, high wycombe says...
4:53pm Wed 13 Aug 08
Bogart, Marlow Bottom says...
5:43pm Wed 13 Aug 08
Judging by the bad fit around the neck and shoulders, I'd say it was a George shirt. He should have gone to M&S.
Ron Schreck, says...
9:33pm Wed 13 Aug 08
Homer, High Wycombe says...
5:33pm Thu 14 Aug 08
BT1 wrote:What a detective and you dont think that the police have thought of this?
I'm assuming the CCTV has been checked against the tills, in which case, if the man paid by card, his information could be gleamed from that sale. So, he must have paid with cash. This is assuming of course, that he didn't make a sharpish exit once people / the woman realised what he was upto. Which I think we can assume he did? He looks like a bit of a 'fiddler' to me. Pink shirt, tie (with clip), short hair. What was he doing in Asda? He must work locally, I'd say office based, with possibility of meeting clients /the public, sales / agent of some kind perhaps. Perhaps Marlow, bit of a trek into town if you're short of time and have a 'mission' to accomplish. Asda is just off the M40, nice and 'quick'. He's left handed too. What a perv.
FBM, HP says...
10:15pm Mon 18 Aug 08
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Fed up, High Wycombe says...
1:43pm Wed 13 Aug 08
Well done a*hole!