A woman was forced out of a Porsche before being kicked in the face and left on the side of the road in south London, police say.
The victim, aged in her 30s, was allegedly kicked all over her body at an unknown location in Bermondsey between 6pm and 7pm on Saturday.
Police say the driver forced her out of the black Porsche Cayenne the attacked her before driving off and leaving the woman alone on the street.
A passer-by came to help her and called a taxi which took the woman to her home in Streatham.
Police said they were only made aware of the incident after an ambulance was called to the woman’s address in the early hours of Sunday morning.
The woman initially refused treatment and police were called, arriving at her home at 8am.
Another ambulance was called and the woman was taken to hospital for treatment to injuries to her head, face, shoulders, arms, legs and right hand. She was discharged later that day.
Police are appealing for witnesses and want to speak to the taxi driver who took the injured woman home on Saturday evening.
A man was arrested on Sunday and has been charged with ABH.
Detectives from the Lambeth Community Safety Unit are investigating and continue to work to identify the specific location where the assault took place.
Anyone with information is asked to call Lambeth Community Safety Unit on 020 8649 2191 or contact the police non-emergency line on 101. Alternatively, call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
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