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15 May, 2018, 18:25
Update: 15 May, 2018, 18:25
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NTV Online
15 May, 2018, 18:25
Update: 15 May, 2018, 18:25
Photo: Collected

A teenager was left with a knife embedded in her cheek after she was attacked by a robber as she walked down a dark alleyway.

The 19-year-old had finished work last Tuesday night when the robber confronted her in the dark.

The man allegedly grabbed the girl's handbag but she resisted.

He then grappled with her before plunging the kitchen knife into her face and fleeing with her valuables in Bukit Tengah, Malaysia, reports the Mirror.

Brutal footage from the scene shows her calmly sitting on a wall with the weapon sticking out just below her right eye while passers-by come to her aid.

Police said the girl, who was not named, was still conscious and rushed to Bukit Mertajam hospital where she was recovering after the attack.

A source from the scene told local media that the woman had walked down a ''dark alley'' when she was confronted.

The said: ''The victim was struggling with the man who had stolen her valuables.

‘The man stabbed the victim's face with a knife then ran away with it still stuck there.

‘He escaped and the woman was covered in blood. She was helped by members of the public.''

Seberang Perai Central District Police Chief Assistant Commissioner, Nik Ros Azhan Nik Abdul Hamid, confirmed the case and said they were searching for a ''well-built man'' who had tried to steal the victim's handbag.

He said: ''The victim, who is from Chai Leng Park in Perai, sustained injuries to her abdomen and neck. Her right cheek was also badly injured after the robber stabbed her with a knife.''

He said the victim is receiving emergency treatment at the Bukit Mertajam Hospital where officers were waiting to take her statement.

He added: ''A check at the scene showed that although the car park is located behind a commercial centre, there are street lights at the scene.

''We are collecting the CCTV recordings near the scene to track down the suspect. We are also looking for eyewitness to assist us in the investigation.''

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