Serbian woman brutally attacked in Paris in front of daughter and mother, ambulance never arrived

A Serbian woman, A.V., said on Facebook that she was brutally attacked around 10 pm last night while waiting at a traffic light at an intersection in Stains, a Paris suburb where a large number of immigrants live.

According to the Svi Srbi u Parizu ("All Serbs in Paris") portal, she wrote that she was behind the wheel of a car, with her daughter and mother in the back seat, when two men cracked her head in order to steal her handbag.

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She also said that the attackers smashed the car's windows first, when one piece of glass ended up in her eye.

As stated, the little girl was in complete shock as A.V. tried to defend herself from the attackers and keep her handbag. According to the story, blood was everywhere, and the attackers fled toward nearby buildings as they failed to mug the woman.

According to the post, A.V. called an ambulance, but since it never arrived, she had to go to the hospital on her own. She allegedly also called police, but they "didn't take her seriously."

The injured Serbian woman wrote in a post that she wanted the attackers "to die a slow and painful death, and for their mothers, sisters, aunts, relatives to go through what she went through." She also said she hoped that next time, the attackers come across "an armed Yugoslav."

(Telegraf.rs)