Chicago police have delivered a sketch Saturday of the man needed for grabbing and physically mishandling a 11-year-old young lady on the South Side recently.

The young lady was hauled into a back street and physically mishandled as she headed back home from school Thursday.

As indicated by a local area alert gave by police, the suspect moved toward the young lady from behind while she was heading back home from school around 3:30 p.m. in the 6200-block of S. Indiana in Washington Park.

Police said the man put his hand over her mouth and maneuvered her into a segregated piece of a rear entryway, where he physically mishandled her. The young lady had the option to split free and took off, police said. The man escaped toward another path.

The suspect is depicted by police as a Person of color between 45-60 years of age, somewhere in the range of 5’8″ and 5’10,” with a slim form, turning gray hair and a mustache or goatee. He was wearing a dark shirt that had a tear on the right sleeve, dark pants with a silver belt lock and beat-in dark work boots.

Chicago police are searching for the man who dragged an 11-year-old girl into an alley and sexually abused her in Washington Park Thursday afternoon.

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Police said youngsters ought to stroll two by two or little gatherings, and any dubious people or action ought to be accounted for to 911 right away.

Anybody with data is approached to contact CPD’s Exceptional Examination Unit at 312-492-3810. Unknown tips an additionally be submitted by means of CPDTIP.com.