Detectives are hoping to find a man who approached two teenage girls in Lillington on Wednesday July 28.
The teenagers were walking along Valley Road near the junction with Mason Avenue shortly before 6pm when a man in his thirties pulled up alongside them in a blue Ford Ka car.
He asked for directions to the McDonalds drive through and during their conversation the man told the girls he had a problem with one of his eyes and asked them to get into the car.
The girls alerted staff at Lillington Youth Centre, who reported the incident to the police.
Officers searched the area for the vehicle and are asking the public to help them trace the man.
Anyone with information should contact Det Sgt Sean Pyne at Leamington CID on 415000 extension 4168
Police have also reminded young people and their parents to stay safe when outside.
- Always say NO to a stranger.
- Always play with your friends and when playing away from home, look after your younger brothers and sisters and friends.
- Always tell your parents or responsible adult where you are going, who you are going with and what time you will be back.
- Always return home by the agreed time.
- Always tell your parents, teacher, police officer or responsible adult that you know, if you are approached by a stranger.
- Never walk off with a stranger.
- Never go near or get into a strange car or van, whatever the stranger says.
- Never take sweets or presents, even if it is something you really want.
- Never go off on your own.
- Never play near public toilets, building sites, empty buildings, busy roads.
More advice for young people can be found at
www.wpthezone.co.uk