Police appeal for key witnesses after reported rape at Nuneaton railway station
A 36-year-old man has been charged in connection with the incident in March
Detectives from The British Transport Police investigating an alleged rape at Nuneaton railway station in March are appealing for two key witnesses to come forward.
Officers were called to the station at 9.24pm on Friday 13 March following reports of a rape.
Billy Ormiston, 36, of no fixed address, has been charged in connection with the incident and is due to appear at Warwick Crown Court on Monday 13 July.
Police are now appealing for two witnesses who entered the men's toilets separately on platform two between 8.30pm and 9.30pm to come forward.
A spokesperson for the British Transport Police said in a statement: "The first witness is described as a white man with a bald head and glasses, wearing a dark blue outer jacket, blue mid layer, with a white shirt underneath. He had grey coloured jeans/trousers, with tan brown shoes, and was carrying a small dark bag. He arrived originally wearing his white shirt, carrying two jackets over his arm.
The second witness is described as a white man, wearing an orange and dark colour jacket with the hood up, grey/light-coloured bottoms, and carrying a rucksack.
"Detectives believe they may have vital information that could assist their ongoing enquiries"
Anyone who was at Nuneaton railway station on the evening of 13 March is also being asked to contact the British Transport Police by texting 61016.