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Police have released a CCTV image of a suspect relating to a “horrific” rape.

Courtney Adams is wanted on suspicion of rape and burglary.

The incident occurred on Wilmott Street in Manchester at around 5am on Tuesday, November 29.

Police named the 32-year-old as the suspect yesterday, December 1, and released a CCTV image of him.

Today, December 2, police released a new CCTV picture of him as a manhunt continues, reports Manchester Evening News.

Adams is known to have links to the Hulme, Ardwick, Manchester University, and city centre areas of Manchester, police said.

The terrifying incident is being treated as “isolated,” but detectives have urged people to make sure their windows and doors are closed, especially at night.

Patrols have been stepped up in the area. The victim is being supported by specialist officers.

Detective Superintendent David Meeney, of GMP’s City of Manchester district, said: “We are very keen to speak to this man, and stress any members of the public who see him or know his whereabouts should contact police. In an emergency always call 999.

“He is known to have links to the Hulme, Ardwick, Manchester University, and Manchester city centre areas.

“Anybody with information regarding the whereabouts of Courtney Adams is asked to contact police on 0161 856 6049, on 101 or the independent charity Crimestoppers – anonymously – on 0800 555 111 quoting log 726 of 29/11/22.

“The victim was subjected to an horrific ordeal and is being supported by specialist officers.

“Offences of this nature are very rare, and this is being treated as an isolated incident, but I would urge people to make sure their doors and windows are securely closed, especially during darkness.

“We have had extra officers in the area since the incident and patrols will continue throughout the weekend.

“Any suspicious activity should also be reported to police.

“Information can also be passed on via our LiveChat function at www.gmp.police.uk.”

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