- A man has been stabbed in the bottom just after midnight while waiting for a bus
- The 35-year-old was allegedly attacked by a man and a woman holding knives
- The man was waiting for a bus when the pair attacked him and stole his bag
- Police are searching for the man and woman allegedly involved in the attack
A man has been stabbed in the bottom while waiting for a bus just after midnight in Sydney.
The 35-year-old man was stabbed in the buttocks and had his bumbag stolen as he was robbed while waiting for a bus on Parramatta Rd, in the city’s inner west.
Police were called to the bus stop near the intersection of Frederick Street in Ashfield at 1.15am on Monday.
A man was stabbed while waiting for a bus in the early hours of Monday morning in Sydney
The man was put on a stretcher before being rushed to hospital in a stable condition
Video captured at the scene shows the man limping around with his backside and legs covered in blood, before he was put on a stretcher and lifted into an ambulance.
The victim claimed he was attacked by a man and a woman armed with knives, who stabbed him in the buttocks before taking off with his bag.
When police arrived at the scene they found the injured man being treated by paramedics before he was taken to hospital in a stable condition.
New South Wales police are hunting for the man and woman allegedly involved in the attack.
The man they would like to speak to is missing some teeth and has a tattoo on his right arm.
He is described as being a Caucasian man aged in his 40s, with a skinny build, short light brown hair and blue eyes.
They would also like to speak to a Caucasian woman aged in her 30s, who was wearing white clothing at the time of the alleged attack.
New South Wales police are searching for the two people alleged to be involved in the stabbing