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Young surfers 'sex pest' warning Young surfers sex assault warning
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Police have issued a photo-fit of a "sex pest", who may be targeting young surfers on Gower beaches. Police have issued a photo-fit of a sex attacker, who may be targeting young surfers on Gower beaches.
The man, in his mid to late 20s, offered to teach three young boys surfing and allegedly sexually assaulted one of them.The man, in his mid to late 20s, offered to teach three young boys surfing and allegedly sexually assaulted one of them.
The incident happened at Llangennith beach and police have warned youngsters and parents to be on guard over the bank holiday.The incident happened at Llangennith beach and police have warned youngsters and parents to be on guard over the bank holiday.
He is 5ft 10ins tall, with short, mousy brown hair and a wispy beard.He is 5ft 10ins tall, with short, mousy brown hair and a wispy beard.
He was wearing a dark coloured wetsuit and carrying a red Delta-brand boogie board.He was wearing a dark coloured wetsuit and carrying a red Delta-brand boogie board.
The young boys, two aged eight and one 12, were playing in the sea near Hillend Burrows on 11 August.The young boys, two aged eight and one 12, were playing in the sea near Hillend Burrows on 11 August.
A spokesman for South Wales Police said: "He approached the children while they were in the water playing with their boogie boards and offered to help them with their surfing."A spokesman for South Wales Police said: "He approached the children while they were in the water playing with their boogie boards and offered to help them with their surfing."
The spokesman said as he helped one of the boys on and off his board he then touched him.The spokesman said as he helped one of the boys on and off his board he then touched him.
"The boys were very upset about what happened," added the spokesman."The boys were very upset about what happened," added the spokesman.
"We are anxious to trace this man."We are anxious to trace this man.
"With the busy bank holiday coming and people going to the beaches, people should be wary.""With the busy bank holiday coming and people going to the beaches, people should be wary."
Anyone with information should phone Swansea Police on 01792 456999 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555111.Anyone with information should phone Swansea Police on 01792 456999 or Crimestoppers on 0800 555111.