A woman was sexually assaulted by a waiter after going to collect an Indian takeaway meal in south-west London, police say.
Police today released images of a man who is wanted in connection with the attack as they continue to investigate the incident in Surbiton.
The victim, who was 22, visited the Prithi Bangladeshi and Indian restaurant on Saturday November 9 in 2013 to pick up a takeaway order.
She was sexually assaulted by a waiter as she left the restaurant in Ewell Road, the Met Police said.
Detectives today released two images of a man they want to speak to and said he may be working somewhere in Cambridge.
He is described as a Bangladeshi man in his 30s and about 5ft 3in tall with short dark hair.
Officers said he may be known either as Mohammed Sala Huddin Ahmed or Moyen Qureshi.
Detective Constable Iain Millar of Kingston CID at the Metropolitan Police said: "We continue to appeal to trace this man and believe he may now be working in the Cambridge area.
“He has worked in numerous restaurants and also has links to the Thames Valley area and the West Midlands.
“I would appeal to anyone who recognises this man, or knows where he is, to contact police.”
If anyone has seen the suspect or has any information on his whereabouts, please contact DC Millar of Kingston CID on 101 quoting reference CRIS 0410433/13 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111
