A woman was walking her daughter to school when she was approached by a group of three men who produced a ‘large amount of money’ and offered to ‘buy’ the young girl.
He was in his late 30s or early 40s and was wearing a grey hoody with stripes down the side.
He was also wearing dirty navy bottoms and a head warmer, which was partially covering his face.
“The mother has refused and ran towards the school with her daughter.
“The mother then heard a screech of car tyres and a black/ blue vehicle has made off towards Dyche Lane, with the three males inside.
“Unfortunately no number was got for the vehicle.
Last month, police in Doncaster launched an investigation into reports that another mum was approached by a group of men in Primark in the town centre who offered a ‘good price’ for her daughter as they followed them around the shop.
South Yorkshire Police said: “It was reported that on November 12 at around 4pm, a woman and young girl were in Primark where they believed they were being followed by a group of men.
“The men made them feel uncomfortable and allegedly made inappropriate comments towards the young girl.”
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