Image source, Met Police

Police have released a CCTV image of a man they are trying to find after a woman was sexually abused on a London bus.

The 20-year-old victim had boarded the EL2 bus at Barking Railway Station at about 23:30 on 12 February when a man sat behind her and began touching her inappropriately.

She then shouted at the man before getting off the vehicle, police said.

The Met said detectives wanted to identify and speak with the man in the CCTV image in connection with what happened.

He has been described as Asian, aged in his mid-20s and of slim build.

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