West Midlands Police have released a CCTV image appealing for public assistance to identify an individual in connection with an ongoing sexual assault investigation in Birmingham.
The incident occurred at approximately 6:50pm on Saturday, 27 June 2026, on St Chads Queensway, near the junction with Whittal Street. A woman was walking along the street when an unknown man approached her and attempted to engage her in conversation. Shortly thereafter, the man touched the victim inappropriately before leaving the area.
Investigating officers from West Midlands Police responded to the report and initiated enquiries to trace the individual involved. Force detectives have been reviewing local security cameras and conducting enquiries in the surrounding city centre area to gather corroborative evidence.
Law enforcement officers acknowledged that while the released image lacks full clarity, they anticipate members of the public or witnesses who were in the vicinity of St Chads Queensway around the time of the offence may recognize the person depicted.
West Midlands Police urged anyone with information regarding the identity of the individual, or anyone who witnessed suspicious activity near Whittal Street on the evening of 27 June 2026, to contact the force via 101 or through Live Chat on their official website, quoting crime reference number 20/307526/26. All investigative updates and appeal parameters remain catalogued on official public record channels.
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