Police have released a photograph of the man they want to speak to in connection with an incident of sexual misconduct over Cup Match.

The incident, which involved a minor, was caught on camera. However, the image provided to the media is of very poor quality.

“We have received no information and no one has come forward to assist us with this information,” said Martin Weekes, the Acting Assistant Commissioner of Police.

“Family members have however come forward to identify the female, who is a minor. Inquiries continue with a view to identifying the male involved.

“The Bermuda Police Service wish to reassure the public that we are taking this incident seriously and continue to interview witnesses and record statements.

“We remind the public that it is a criminal offence to distribute, download or be in possession of any child-abusive images. This includes, but is not limited to, sexual images of anyone under the age of 16.

“Anyone coming into possession of video images or photographic images should report these images to police immediately.

“If you receive any such images via social media, internet or your cellphone, do not pass on the image or video no matter how good your intentions are. Simply erase the image or report it. Anyone found in possession of an image by police is liable to arrest and prosecution.”

Anyone with information about the identity of the male should contact Insp Clarke at the Central Criminal Investigation Unit on 247-1086.

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