Sexual comments made to two females and another followed in Northampton over four days
Three suspicious incidents have happened in Northampton over four days, including sexual comments made to a woman and a teenage girl.
Northamptonshire Police have released details of the incidents, as detectives appeal for witnesses.
The first incident happened on Monday, June 17, at about 9.45am, when a man approached a woman in Bristle Street.
Police say the man made sexual comments towards her. A force spokeswoman said: “The man is described as a black man, about 6ft, wearing navy jogging bottoms, a navy hoodie and black and white sliders.”


The second incident happened on Thursday, June 20, at about 2pm, when a 16-year-old girl got on a bus on the Drapery.
Police say a man sat next to her, although many seats were free, and made sexual comments towards her. A member of the public intervened and the man got off the bus. A force spokeswoman added: “The suspect was described as a black man, wearing dark sliders and white socks.”
The third incident happened on the same day at 9pm.
Police say a man propositioned a woman in Mill Pond Drive, Upton, and attempted to follow her into her home. A police spokeswoman added: “He was described as a black man and wearing black trainers with white soles, and an all-black tracksuit.”
According to police, officers have been conducting patrols in the relevant areas to reassure the community and an investigation has been launched by detectives to bring the person/people responsible to justice.
Witnesses or anyone with information about any of the incidents should call Northamptonshire Police on 101, quoting incident number: 24000357367.
