Detectives investigating a sexual assault in Barry have released an e-fit of the suspect.
It happened in the Merthyr Dyfan area sometime between 5.30am and 8am on Sunday, July 12.
A thorough investigation, including CCTV examination and house-to-house enquiries, has been carried out since this worrying incident was reported.
Detectives are now making a public appeal for information.
A woman was walking home from a nearby shop when she was assaulted by an unknown man.
The suspect is described as white, 5ft 4in to 5ft 6in tall, aged in his 20s, of stocky build, with light brown hair and was clean shaven.
He was holding a can of lager and was wearing grey tracksuit bottoms.
There have been no further similar incidents reported in the area.
Anyone who thinks they recognise the suspect or has any information, or footage, is asked to contact South Wales Police quoting 2600222188 via 101 or Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.

Barry Town United Members Back New Ownership Model in Landmark Vote
Belova app aims to bring people together across Cardiff and the Vale
Road rage arrest after driver allegedly threatened motorist with hammer on A4232
National Grid shares plans for new Aberthaw substation development
Petition to save ward at Llandough Hospital gains hundreds of signatures
Gas Pipe Upgrade Work in Dinas Powys Approaching Completion
Tributes Paid to Barry Athletic Stalwart Terry Collins
New ALN Sixth Form Opens in Vale as Education Minister Visits New School
Jepkosgei sets new course record as Cardiff Half Marathon welcomes record international field
Bro Radio partners with Hospital Radio Glamorgan for Cardiff Half Marathon coverage
Senedd Members reject Reform bid to scrap 20mph speed limits
Barry Town Council Cuts Public Opening Hours After Rise in Abuse Towards Staff
Opposition leaders clash with First Minister over Welsh independence
Santa’s Cause returns as Vale communities urged to support families this Christmas
Elderly Penarth couple call for generator to be relocated or replaced on health grounds
Police Appeal After Two Injured in Late-Night Fight Outside Barry Nightclub
Graduate turns personal experience into campaign to combat student loneliness
Further education one of Wales’ “greatest success stories” says former education minister