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source - SUSSEX POLICE
telephone - 101 Abdul Bieeu wanted in connection with a rape near Arundel in 2010
 
 
Do you know where this man is?
Police Press Release
18 June 2012
ref- PR39422 /2012
 
ARUNDEL
 
RAPE
 
Police are appealing for help in tracing a man who is wanted in connection with a rape near Arundel in 2010.
 
Detectives are seeking Abdul Bieeu, 23, following a rape on the site of the Comfort Inn hotel in Lyminster Road, Lyminster, which took place between September 8 and 9, 2010.
 
Mr Bieeu, has been arrested on suspicion of rape in connection to this incident and subsequently failed to answer bail. He is also known has Marney Bieeu, Marney Rafah, Abdel Sadik and Abdel Sadiq.
 
A second man has been arrested and charged with rape in relation to this incident. Richard Wooster, 24, of Highfield, Wick, has pleaded not guilty to the offence and is due to appear for trial at Chichester Crown Court on 3 September 2012.
 
Detective Constable Andrea Watts of West Sussex CID said: "We have been working to establish Mr Bieeu's whereabouts but have been unable to trace him so far. We are appealing for anyone who has information about his whereabouts to contact police.
 
"It was believed that he may have gone to Libya for a short time and may have now returned. He also has links to Manchester, Bolton, Chester and Southsea.
 
"Mr Bieeu has been known to work for cash-in-hand at restaurants and bars and may be using a different name."
 
If you have any information about his whereabouts please contact Sussex Police on 101 quoting serial 297 of 9/9 or the independent charity Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
 
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