from anyone who thinks they saw this man walking his dog in the area at the time of this incident.’

Call PC Smith on 101, quoting 44160175897.

It comes after the force revealed several separate arrests were made across the county in a week of action against knife crime.

Operation Sceptre, which started on April 25, aimed to take knives off the street.

Chief Inspector Claire Taylor said: ‘Operation Sceptre is an anti-knife crime initiative which was started by the Metropolitan Police.

‘Hampshire Constabulary is one of the forces across the UK which has adopted the campaign and brand.

‘Fortunately gang-related knife crime is very rare in Hampshire and on the Isle of Wight, therefore our focus is on four areas: tackling and disrupting the supply of knives, targeting those who carry and useImmigration Minister Ahmed Hussen said today he will present a plan by April to amend an outdated policy that excludes immigrants based on their medical conditions — but the NDP wants quicker action to end the "discriminatory" clause.

NDP immigration critic Jenny Kwan held a news conference today calling on the government to repeal a section of the Immigration and Refugee Protection Act that allows applicants to be rejected because they could impose an "excessive demand" on the health care system.

She said the issue has been on the government's radar since 2016, yet the "discriminatory" policy that causes "heartache and hardship" remains.

"Still there's no action," Kwan said.

The House of Commons studied the issue last fall, when Hussen told the immigration committee the government was committed to ditching the 40-year-old