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Eight female students attacked in Cambridge

Bicycle stalker has been groping women aged 19 to 32

June 2, 2011

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Nine women have been attacked in Cambridge, England and eight of the victims have been students from the university, reports The Telegraph. On each occasion, the attacker has ridden his bike up to the victim and groped her. The victims ages range between 19 and 32. The first reported crime is believed to be from August and the latest report is from Saturday. Police released an image of the stalker today and they describe him as in his twenties, of medium-build and of medium height. They’re warning women to be vigilant and asking the public for tips.

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