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Suspicious incident - witnesses sought

3:32pm Friday 9th May 2008

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POLICE are looking for anyone who witnessed a suspicious incident in Tewkesbury to come forward.

The incident took place between 11am and 1.30pm yesterday between Ashchurch Road and Milne Gardens when two female students were followed by a grey van, which then parked outside the home of one of the girls.

Two bald men then got out the car and approached the girls.

The vehicle was described as a grey, square-backed' van that looked like it was used to transport birds.

PCSO Sherry Piper said; "We are keen to speak to anyone who saw this vehicle in the area during lunchtime yesterday and ask the owner of the vehicle to make contact with us so that we can rule them out of any enquiries."

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