A mother was pelted with rocks, bricks and a bottle of Passion Pop as she sat outside her home with her daughter in a shocking attack.
Becky Webb said she was smoking a cigarette on her porch in Lockridge, Perth, while her one-year-old daughter Tauriel played a few metres away.
Two men she described as young and Aboriginal approached and asked her for a cigarette and if her partner Paul was home.
Becky Webb claims she was pelted with rocks, bricks and a bottle of Passion Pop as she sat outside her Perth home while her one-year-old daughter Tauriel (pictured with her) played
Shattered glass from the bottle of Passion Pop she claims was thrown at her
The point of impact where the bottle struck the wall of her house, narrowly missing her
She claimed as soon as Paul walked outside the pair suddenly began to hurl abuse at them, screaming and making threats.
The mother-of-three said she quickly took her daughter in her arms and tried to run inside when one to the men threw a bottle of Passion Pop wine at them.
‘It narrowly missed me and my daughter, I used my body too shield her from all the glass shattering around us and luckily we escaped without any injury,’ she said.
‘They were also throwing bricks and big rocks at our house just missing our windows.’
Ms Webb said two men she described as young and Aboriginal approached and asked her for a cigarette and if her partner Paul was home
She claimed as soon as Paul (pictured) walked outside the pair suddenly began to hurl abuse at them, screaming and making threats
Ms Webb said the pair also threw bricks (pictured) and big rocks at her home
The mother-of-three said she quickly took her daughter in her arms and tried to run inside when one to the men threw the bottle
Liquid from the bottle of cheap wine that sprayed over he door when it shattered
Ms Webb said she called police who attended her home and took a statement. It was not known if anyone was arrested over the incident.
She also snapped a photo of who she claimed were the men as they ran away through a nearby park.
‘Whatever happened to humanity, there is no need for violence, under no circumstances is this behaviour acceptable,’ she said.
‘Things like this shouldn’t go unnoticed or be silenced.’
Ms Webb snapped a photo of who she claimed were the men as they ran away through a nearby park
Ms Webb said she called police who attended her home and took a statement
It was not known if anyone was arrested over the incident