The woman had gone to a Canberra shopping centre and was returning to her car when a man attacked her and demanded her keys.
The woman described her harrowing experience in the ACT Magistrates Court today.A woman stabbed during a carjacking at a Canberra shopping centre last year has given a harrowing account of her post-traumatic stress disorder in the ACT Supreme Court.
Trong Nguyen, 27, has pleaded guilty to aggravated robbery, furious and reckless driving, and driving without a licence.
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