Suspect Sought in Rape Near South Street Seaport The police released a photo on Thursday of a man wanted for raping a woman and throwing her over a second-story railing near the South Street Seaport on Monday, breaking her pelvis. The woman, who was in New York to take part in Occupy Wall Street demonstrations, recognized the man from earlier protests, the police said. With the anniversary of the 2011 occupation of Zuccotti Park coming up on Monday, the police urged protesters and others to be on the lookout for the man, whom they identified as Jackie Barcliff, 44. Mr. Barcliff, the police said, served four months in jail after he was arrested in December on charges of assault and resisting arrest in front of Liberty Plaza, one of the demonstration sites, and then tried to escape. He was released in June. A 44-year-old named Jackie Barcliff is listed in the state's inmate database as having served time in prison for selling drugs and attempted robbery. Around 2 a.m. Monday, the police said, Mr. Barcliff forced the woman to accompany him to the elevated level of the new Pier 15 park just south of the Seaport, and then raped her and threw her over a railing to the ground below. Anyone with information about the suspect is asked to contact Crime Stoppers - by phone, at (800) 577-8477; by text, at 274637, entering TIP577 before the information; or by visiting the Web site.