Coronavirus: Key worker 'licked in face' at Derbyshire petrol station
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Police would like to speak to this man "in case he has information which could help"
A man walked up to a care worker and gave her a hug before licking her face, police have said.
Officers said the woman, 23, was at a petrol station in High Street, Brimington, at about 17:15 BST on 14 April when the man approached her.
She was wearing her work uniform, the force added, and it is claimed the man thanked her for being a care worker before the alleged assault.
Police have released an image of a man they would like to speak to.
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