Oxford schoolgirl rape e-fits issued by police Published duration 11 October 2016

image copyright Thames Valley Police image caption One of the suspects is said to be in his 20s, the other in his teens

E-fits of two men suspected of abducting and raping a 14-year-old girl on her way to school in Oxford have been issued by police.

The girl was forced into a silver hatchback between 08:15 BST and 08:40 BST on 28 September in Summertown.

She was attacked in the car by two men before escaping, seeking help from residents three hours later in Cavendish Drive, Marston.

No arrests have been made, and 30 police officers are investigating.

image caption The abduction took place in the busy Summertown part of Oxford during rush-hour

The first man is described as white, in his mid-20s, about 6ft (182cm) tall, with short blonde hair, of average build, and speaking with a northern accent. He is thought to have been wearing a grey hoodie and black trousers.

The second man is white, in his late teens, muscular, and was wearing black clothing.

image caption The victim was lured into a car in Marston Ferry Road, Summertown

Deputy Superintendent Chris Ward said: "A team of specially-trained officers continues to support the victim and we are working with her to gather further information surrounding the incident."