When a South Carolina college student arrived home last Wednesday, she found three attackers waiting for her, The State reported.
Entering her vehicle, they insisted Jordan Dinsmore drive them to the gas station and the bank. Despite her promises to give them her car and money, the insisted she needed to accompany them to an aunt's house, where she would "service" their friend.
Meanwhile, while crossing through an intersection at 35 miles per hour, Dinsmore released her seatbelt and jumped out of her car.
Her attackers, not knowing how to operate a stick shift, crashed into a bush and then fled on foot.
Two teens were later arrested on suspicion of involvement, and found to have perpetrated several other crimes in the neighborhood.