Denver police are looking for a man or men suspected of attacking two women in the city’s Speer and Platt Park neighborhoods in January, officials said. The assaults happened in the 1300 block of South Grant Street at 5:30 p.m. on Jan. 7 and the intersection of South Grant Street and East Ellswort h Avenue at 8:50 p.m. on Jan. 27, the Denver Police Department said in a news release. “In the first incident, a Good Samaritan helped the female who was being attacked,” police officials said. “In the second incident, the victim fought back and screamed until the suspect fled.” #Denver Police Department Requesting Assistance Identifying and Locating Assault/Kidnapping Suspect(s) pic.twitter.com/gakLWXOBk4 — Denver Police Dept. (@DenverPolice) January 30, 2026 It’s not clear if the suspects are the same person or what motivated the attacks, police said. In a statement, Denver Police Chief Ron Thomas asked people to be extra vigilant, especially while running at night. “We understand that these incidents create fear in our communities, and we are utilizing every investigative means to find the person(s) who attacked these women,” Thomas said. Related Articles Denver sheriff’s deputy is accused of punching two men in wheelchairs in separate incidents Former Jefferson County Public Schools counselor pleads guilty to child sex assault Man gets 20 years in prison for trying to run over women he believed were lesbians in Aurora Former Centennial teacher gets 60 years in prison for sex-based assault ‘Serial sexual predator’ Jay Bianchi sentenced following 2025 convictions The man suspected in the first assault is described as 6 feet tall and Black with short dreadlocks and a possible hand tattoo. He was seen wearing a white or light-colored jacket and gray or dark-colored sweatpants, police said. Investigators recently found video of the potential suspect standing in the street on East Louisiana Avenue between South Broadway and South Grant Street on Jan. 7 between 5:30 and 6 p.m. and are looking to speak with a group of three people that were seen walking a dog nearby. #Denver Police Department Continue Requesting Assistance Identifying andLocating Assault/Kidnapping Suspect(s) pic.twitter.com/L0F4DjbDEA — Denver Police Dept. (@DenverPolice) February 3, 2026 Anyone with information about the suspects or assaults can contact Metro Denver Crime Stoppers at 720-913-7867. Sign up to get crime news sent straight to your inbox each day. ...read more read less