Police have a DNA profile of the man who sexually assaulted a woman at North Adelaide last month, but the profile does not match any in the national database. <\/p>\n
On September 6, a 23-year-old woman was walking home after having drinks with friends in OConnell St when she was attacked on Gover St just after midnight. <\/p>\n
Police say the DNA profile of the offender does not match any match profiles on the National Criminal Investigation DNA Data Base, meaning the offender is unlikely to have a significant criminal history and could be a first time offender. <\/p>\n
The suspect is described as aged in his 30s, about 175cm tall, with an olive complexion, shaved head and a calm, husky voice. <\/p>\n
Posters depicting an image of the suspect have been distributed to businesses around North Adelaide. <\/p>\n
We urge members of the public to take note of them and to read, have a look and to see if you recognise this person, Detective Acting Sergeant Matthew Lyon said. <\/p>\n
Police said they have been reviewing CCTV footage and talking to local businesses as part of their ongoing enquiries. <\/p>\n
They do not believe the attack is linked to others around North Adelaide, but have warned women to avoid walking alone at night and to stick to well-lit main roads. <\/p>\n<\/p>\n
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