A woman was dragged from her car and punched in the stomach and held at knife-point outside her Sydney home. Photo / Getty
Sydney police are on the look out for men with "a New Zealand accent" after a violent knife-point attack on a pregnant woman.
The 24-year-old woman was dragged from her car and punched in the stomach and held at knife-point outside her Sydney home.
One of the men was described
as being Caucasian, around 30-years-old, with a medium build, moustache, goatee and short hair, the Daily Mail reported.
The other two men have been described as speaking with New Zealand accents.
"The woman was pregnant, but in the early stages of pregnancy, but of course at any time it's not right to be assaulting a female or any person," NSW Police Inspector Sharon Blacklock told the Daily Mail.
