Police hunt man after attempted Aylesbury kidnap of 17-year-old

Between 9.45am and 10.15am on Saturday (7/11), the sufferer, a 17-year-old boy, was approached by an unknown man on the garages across the again of Grenville Inexperienced, Aylesbury.

The offender has punched the sufferer to the top and dragged him right into a black SUV-type car, believed to be both a Honda or Hyundai. Contained in the car have been two others, a male driver and a feminine front-seat passenger.

He was advised handy over money and his cell phone whereas being threatened by the suspects.

They then drove to Church Sq. the place they stopped the car and pushed the sufferer out on the bus cease.

The primary offender is described as a white man, of common construct and round 6ft tall. He had hair described as ginger, and a tattoo that ran from his chest to his neck.

The lady is described as white, aged in her 30s. She was of common construct with brown straight hair of shoulder size and was carrying a purple prime and black leggings.

The person who was driving is described as white, aged in his 40s with brown hair with a fringe all the way down to his eyebrows.

The registration of the car concerned presumably started AU70 or AU20.

The sufferer suffered slight bruising to the top and reddening to the neck, however didn’t require hospital therapy.

Investigating officer Detective Constable Chris Beckford, of Aylesbury CID, mentioned: “This was a daunting ordeal for the sufferer, and I’m asking for anyone from the Grenville Inexperienced space who had entry to their garages on Saturday morning and may need seen or heard something to please come ahead.

“I’m notably eager to listen to from anyone who might have seen a suspicious car matching the outline above, or witnessed the sufferer being pulled into the automobile.

“I’m additionally seeking to converse to a gentleman who was stood at his storage because the sufferer was throughout the car and a female and male have been strolling close to to the bus cease when the sufferer bought out of the car.

“These two individuals requested if the sufferer was OK.

“Anyone with any info ought to name the 24-hour non-emergency quantity 101, quoting reference 43200364314 or alternatively make a report on-line.

“You may as well name the unbiased charity Crimestoppers 100% anonymously on 0800 555 111.

“It is a regarding incident, however does seem like an remoted one.

“Anyone with any info that may help this investigation, irrespective of how insignificant you imagine your info could also be, please contact the police.”