Detectives from the Metropolitan Police are investigating an alleged attempted abduction in Bromley.
At around 1500hrs on Wednesday, 9 September, two 11-year-old schoolgirls were near a bus stop in Crofton Road, Orpington.
They were approached by a man who got out of his car and attempted to grab them, both of the schoolgirls managed to flee and made their way back to school where authorities were alerted to the situation.
Police described the victims as distressed but otherwise physically unharmed.
The Met is now treating the incident as an attempted abduction and issued an appeal to any members of the public who may have details on the suspect.
The suspect has been described as a white male aged in his 30s. He is believed to have been travelling in a white car, possibly an L plate Fiat 500, with another man, also a white male aged in his 30s.
Officers from the South Area Command Unit are investigating
Anyone with information on the incident or suspect(s) or other victims who may have been similarly approached are urged to call 101 ref CAD 5071/09Sep.
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