Detectives investigating the “racially-motivated” rape of a Sikh woman have urged members of the public who have not yet spoken to officers to come forward with information. West Midlands Police officers were stationed in and around Tame Road in Oldbury on Tuesday, a fortnight after the attack, to allow further witnesses to pass any information they have to the force. Chief Superintendent Kim Madill, from Sandwell police, said: “In the last two weeks, our officers have been working flat out as part of this investigation. “Our neighbourhood officers have been patrolling the area since the incident and these enhanced patrols will remain in place for the coming weeks. “We have specialist officers who have been supporting the victim and her family through what has been a traumatic time for them.