Interpol hunt for rape suspect

An international manhunt is underway after a rape suspect fled Sussex for the Middle East.

Interpol has been contacted by Sussex Police to help track down Abdul Bieeu, who is wanted for questioning over a sex attack near Arundel.

The fugitive, who also uses the names Marney Bieeu, MarneyRafah, Abdel Sadik and Abdel Sadiq, has been added to the Crimestoppers Most Wanted list and police forces around the world are looking for him.

Bieeu was arrested on suspicion of the September 2010 rape and questioned but was released on bail and told to appear at a police station.

After he was released he disappeared. Police believe he fled to Libya and detectives have been in contact with their counterparts in other countries to see if anyone has seen him.

But they are also considering the possibility that Bieeu could have slipped back into Britain undetected and be hiding some- where.

The last reported sighting of the 23-year-old, who also has links to Bolton, Chester and Southsea, was in Manchester.

A police spokeswoman said that a number of houses in the city had been visited by officers but his whereabouts are still unknown.

Bieeu was arrested following the rape of a 19-year-old woman at the Comfort Inn hotel in Lyminster Road, Lyminster, late on September 8 or in the early hours of September 9 2010.

A second man has been arrested and charged with rape in relation to the 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 September 3.

Detective Constable Andrea Watts, from 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 police on 101 quoting serial 297 of 9/9 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555111.

Comments(4)

earloflucan says...
11:36am Tue 19 Jun 12

Typical the Judiciary & the Police know full well that these dangerous foreign criminals that are given bail abscond to escape justice the joke is that he will most likely return under a different name to claim his benefits yet they continue to grant bail this country should follow the USA justice system

mtmoocher says...
12:08pm Tue 19 Jun 12

The irony of your name allied to those comments is just poetic justice!

Wiggsy says...
12:53pm Tue 19 Jun 12

A picture of the suspect to support this article might have been useful.

earloflucan says...
5:05pm Tue 19 Jun 12

I am already back in UK under a different name but at least I do not claim benefit Photos of me available on request

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