A routine journey turned into something far more disturbing after a woman was reportedly sexually assaulted at a town centre bus station during the early hours. Now, detectives have released CCTV images as they work to identify a man they believe could help with their investigation.

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Woman sexually assaulted at town centre bus station in early hours attack as cops release CCTV in hunt for man

An image collage containing 1 images, Image 1 shows CCTV image of a young male with dark hair wearing a black hoodie and black trousers

AN INVESTIGATION has been launched after a woman was allegedly sexually assaulted at a bus station in the early hours.

Cops have released CCTV in the urgent hunt for a man after the horror reportedly unfolded in Wigan, Greater Manchester, last Sunday.

A bus station with a modern building and several buses, including a blue Arriva bus.
The victim is said to have been targeted at Wigan bus station
CCTV image of a young male with dark hair wearing a black hoodie and black trousers.
Cops have released CCTV after the horror reportedly unfolded last Sunday

The victim is said to have been targeted at the town centre bus station at around 4.15am.

Police patrols have since been stepped up at the station and across the town, Greater Manchester Police said.

CCTV footage of a man cops wish to speak to in connection with the alleged assault has since been shared across social media.

Inspector Lisa Morris said: “We have launched an investigation into this incident and are making a number of enquiries at pace to locate the person responsible.

“We are appealing to anyone who was in the area at the time or may recognise this individual as we believe he may be able to help with our investigation.

“Anyone with information, or anyone who knows the man pictured are asked to contact the Wigan Neighbourhood Team on 0161 856 7160 quoting log 505 of 26.07.26.

“Alternatively, contact Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

“We believe this to be an isolated incident, but in order to reassure the public and those visiting or living in the town centre, patrols have been increased in the area.”