A woman was attacked in Shoreham in what police are treating as an anti-Semitic hate crime.
The local woman, in her 50s, was assaulted in East Street, near the junction of New Road, at about 1.26pm on January 25. She was left shaken.
Police today released an image of a man they want to speak to in connection with the incident.
He was 6ft, of medium build, with stubble, and wore a dark coat, a grey beanie-style hat, grey trousers and sunglasses.
He also carried a backpack.
Anyone who saw what happened or with relevant CCTV, mobile phone, dashcam or doorbell footage is asked to come forward.
Anyone who knows the identity of the man is also asked to contact us. Information can be reported to Sussex Police online quoting serial 731 of 25/01.
In a statement, the force said: “Sussex Police is aware of how global events are impacting communities globally and locally, and we extend our support to those affected in Sussex.
“We recognise there is the potential for increased tensions and are engaging with communities and partners to ensure people feel safe and protected.
“Anyone who experiences threatening behaviour or is worried about their safety is urged to contact Sussex Police.”
