Hunt for man wanted in connection with sex offences with Greenwich links

Emma Fradgley

26 May 2024 at 4:42 am·1-min read

Topu Rayhan wanted in connection to sex offences <i>(Image: Tameside South and West Police on X)</i> — Topu Rayhan wanted in connection to sex offences *(Image: Tameside South and West Police on X)*

Police are urgently searching for a man wanted in connection to sex offences.

Topu Rayhan, 24, has links to Greenwich as well as the Hyde area of Greater Manchester.

If you have any information, call 0161 856 5880 or contact Crimestoppers.

#WANTED | GMP are appealing for the public’s help to trace Topu Rayhan (26/11/1999), who is wanted in connection to sex offences.

He has links to the #Hyde area of Greater #Manchester and #Greenwich area of #London.

Any Info? Call police on 0161 856 5880 or @CrimestoppersUK. pic.twitter.com/juAobP9YKP
— Tameside South and West Police (GMP) (@GMPTamesideS) May 24, 2024

Tameside South and West Police tweeted: "GMP are appealing for the public’s help to trace Topu Rayhan (26/11/1999), who is wanted in connection to sex offences.

"He has links to the #Hyde area of Greater #Manchester and #Greenwich area of #London. Any Info? Call police on 0161 856 5880 or Crimestoppers."

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