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Armed robbers stabbed driver in 'chest and leg' before stealing his '£300 Ford Focus'

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Armed robbers stabbed a man in the chest and leg before stealing his 20-year-old Ford Focus said to be worth 'about £300'. Police say the victim is in a critical condition in hospital following the apparent car jacking in Trafford on Friday.

It's understood he was visiting a friend when he was attacked by two men next to a trampoline in the front garden of a block of flats at the junction of Moss Lane and Central Road in Partington.

Witnesses have reported the robbers then appeared to try to drag him into his Ford Focus car, but neighbours heard the commotion, came outside and began 'shouting and screaming' at them to stop.

The suspects then fled along Central Road in the stolen Ford. Speaking on Sunday morning, a neighbour described the scene in the immediate aftermath of the attack. READ MORE: Man arrested after woman's car stolen - with her 89-year-old mother still sat in the passenger seat READ MORE: Met Office amber cold weather health alert issued for parts of UK including North West He said: "I looked through the glass in the front door and said 'Someone's left their Christmas lights on' there were so many flashing lights.

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