A woman has been missing for two days after a terrifying incident in Stockport, prompting police to seek public assistance in locating her.
Stockport: So, there’s this really worrying situation going on. A woman has been missing for two days after she was reportedly dragged into a car and attacked. It’s pretty alarming, right?
The police are super concerned and have been working hard to find her since the incident happened on Saturday morning. They even released some CCTV images of the car they think was involved.
Apparently, the whole thing went down around 6 am when she tried to escape from a car near Rostherne Road and Garners Lane. But then, she was pulled back into a dark hatchback and attacked before it sped off towards Davenport Train Station.
They described the woman as white, wearing dark leggings and UGG boots. The driver is also a white guy, dressed in a black coat or jumper. It’s just so unsettling.
A spokesperson from Greater Manchester Police said they’ve been doing everything they can—house-to-house inquiries, checking CCTV, and looking at dashcam footage. But so far, they haven’t found any leads on either the woman or the driver.
They really need the public’s help now. The police are worried that this woman might need urgent medical care, and they want to find her as soon as possible.
If anyone knows anything, they should call Stockport CID at 0161 856 9790 or 101 and mention log 537 of 28/12/24. It’s crucial to get her the help she might need.
Last seen, the dark hatchback was spotted shortly after 6:30 am on Saturday. Let’s hope she’s found safe soon.
