A young woman has been kidnapped in West London after being forced into a truck

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Police are concerned about the well-being of a woman in her twenties after she was reported “kidnapped” and forced into a white van yesterday afternoon (December 18).

Yesterday at 12.06pm police were called to Cranford Lane, Hayes, in west London to report on a grieving woman who had apparently been put in a car against her will.

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Appeals to the authorities for information to find the woman. She is believed to be in her twenties, and has been described as white, of slender build, with medium bright red hair, and was wearing a black leather jacket, black pants, and white slippers.

The vehicle is a white flat-back pickup truck, with an open cage in the rear (Photo: Met Police)

The driver of the car is described as a white man, in his twenties, of thin build, with short brown hair. He was wearing a black jacket, black pants, and black shoes.

The car is a flat-back white crossover truck, with an open cage in the rear.

Detective Sgt. Luke Taylor, of Mitt’s Western Command, said: “We are concerned about this woman’s well-being and are gathering information to understand the context of the accident and to locate the vehicle and people involved.

“I would ask anyone who witnessed the accident, to have any information on the truck or the driver, or anyone who lives in the area and might have a dashcam or footage on the doorbell to call the police.

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“I am sure the news of this incident will be distressing to the local community, and I would like to assure them that the police are working quickly to ensure that the circumstances of the accident are fully understood, and that the woman is in a safe and healthy location.”

Anyone with information is required to contact the police via 101 citing C$2,780 / December 18, 2021.

You can also inform the Crimestoppers charity anonymously at 0800555111, or online at Crimestoppers-uk.org.

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