Police hunt man after CCTV cameras damaged in Hereford

West Mercia Police shared pictures of who they said was a man they want to speak to.

But people on social media were quick to point out it perhaps looked more like a woman.

Bryan Rees said it "looks like a woman", with Ken Ellsum adding it is "definitely a woman".

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West Mercia Police wants to speak to the person as officers think they could help with their enquiries regarding damage to CCTV cameras in the city.

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Police said the damage was in the Whitecross area of the city, with the pictures showing the person with a wooden stick.

Police shared two pictures of the person they want to speak to (Image: West Mercia Police)

They are holding it up while looking directly into the camera while wearing black clothing, a black snood covering half their face and a black Nike cap.

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There also appeared to be a phone in their top pocket on their jacket, with headphones plugged in.

Anyone with information is asked to call police on 101.

Information can also be given to police via their website or email herefordnorthside.snt@westmercia.police.uk.