Nottinghamshire Police have issued an urgent public appeal and launched a significant manhunt for a young man wanted in connection with a serious alleged sexual assault.
Desi Freeman, 22, is being sought by detectives after an incident that is reported to have occurred in the Arnold area of Nottinghamshire. Authorities have described the allegations as "serious" and are treating the search with high priority.
Public Urged Not to Approach
In a statement released to the public, law enforcement officials have issued a stern warning. A spokesperson emphasised: "We would urge anyone who sees him not to approach him but to call 999 immediately." This advice underscores the potential risk associated with the individual currently at large.
The police are utilising all available resources to locate Freeman and are actively following up on leads.
Description and Last Known Details
Freeman is described as a white male, approximately 5ft 7ins tall, of a large build. He has connections to various areas, making the search a county-wide effort. His last known location was in the Arnold region, but police believe he could have moved across Nottinghamshire.
Investigators are keen to hear from anyone who might have information regarding his current whereabouts or who may have seen him since the alleged incident.
How to Help the Investigation
Nottinghamshire Police are encouraging anyone with information to come forward to assist their enquiries. The public can play a crucial role in helping officers locate Freeman.
Members of the community can contact the police by calling the emergency number 999 if they have an immediate sighting, quoting incident number 442 of 28 September. Alternatively, information can be passed anonymously to the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
