Police arrest woman, 56, and want to speak to second female after 'attack on five-year-old boy' wearing superhero outfit outside Surrey GP surgery
Police have launched an investigation into claims a young boy dressed in superhero top was verbally and physically assaulted by a woman in a doctors' surgery car park.
Officers are appealing for information following the alleged incident outside Cranleigh Medical Practice in Surrey.
Police say they were called to reports of a woman being verbally and physically abusive towards a boy - believed to be around five years old.
A 56-year-old woman has since been arrested on suspicion of assault causing actual bodily harm.
But officers investigating the incident last night released CCTV as part of an appeal to bring witnesses forward.
The pictures show the boy wearing a two-piece or onesie with Marvel character 'The Hulk' on the front.
They have also released an image of a woman seen wearing a white top and black trousers who they would like to speak to as part of their investigation. She is not the same woman as the one who has been arrested.
A spokesperson for Surrey police said: 'Enquiries are ongoing and we are still looking for witnesses to this incident to help us identify the other parties involved.
Police say they were called to the scene to reports of a woman being verbally and physically abusive towards a boy, seen wearing a two-piece or onesie with The Hulk on the front (pictured left: The boy in his super hero outfit). Officers investigating the incident last night released CCTV as part of an appeal to bring witnesses forward in the case (pictured: A woman police would like to speak to in relation to the investigation)
'The boy is described as white, aged between five and seven, with cropped, dark brown hair.
'He was wearing a two-piece or onesie with Marvel character The Hulk on the front and long blue sleeves.
'He was also wearing Timberland-style boots.
'The second woman is described as white, wearing black trousers and a white short-sleeved top with ruffles over the shoulders.'
Officers are appealing for information following the alleged incident outside Cranleigh Medical Practice in Surrey. The alleged incident took place in the car park
A Surrey Police spokesperson added: 'Were you in Cranleigh close to the medical practice or the high street on Thursday, 2 September at around 4pm?
'Did you see or hear anything that might assist our investigation? If so, we want to hear from you. Please contact us, quoting PR/45210093597.'
Witnesses can also leave information anonymously through independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.