A brutal attack in St Kilda left a 17-year-old teenager severely injured and his life in danger. The incident unfolded as two friends, enjoying a late-night snack at Macca's, were rammed from behind by a stolen grey Mazda driven by three male offenders. One of the teens inside the white Kia, a 17-year-old from Prahran, was brutally stabbed with a knife. The injured teen and his friend fled the scene, but the attackers pursued them, taking control of the Kia and deliberately running over the teenager in his own car. The brutal act was captured on video, showing the Kia repeatedly reversing and crashing into the teenager. The offenders, described as 175cm tall, of African descent, and wearing dark clothing, abandoned their stolen vehicle and fled. The police dog squad and air wing were deployed to search for the attackers, who remain at large. The teenager was found on St Leonards Avenue with serious injuries and was rushed to The Alfred hospital, where he remains in a critical condition. This heinous crime has left the community shaken, with a seasoned police officer describing the offenders' behavior as 'rabid dogs' with no humanity.
