THE terrifying moment a victim of a suspected kidnapping plot begged for help at a stranger’s door has been revealed.
Ring doorbell footage showed the bloodied victim on the phone with the cops as the suspect drove off in the background.
She had just jumped out of the suspect's moving vehicle before she cried for help, cops said.
Police arrested 25-year-old Ra Fet and served him several charges including kidnap, sexual abuse, and coercion, according to his charge sheet.
The bone-chilling incident occurred in southeast Portland, Oregon, in the early hours of Friday, May 31, according to ABC affiliate KATU.
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Police said the 47-year-old woman was walking along the road when a car pulled over and offered her a lift home.
The woman did not know the driver but accepted the ride and entered the vehicle.
She then attempted to open the car door and leave when they arrived at an intersection but police said the driver accelerated up the road.
Cops reported that the victim then started to fight with the man as he punched her in the face.
The woman then jumped out of the moving car and ran up to the door of a house.
Ring door footage captured the moment the victim desperately banged on the home’s door for help as she turned around to look back at the road.
The video showed she was on the phone with cops as the suspect’s vehicle drove away.
"He's trying to abduct me," she was heard saying to the police.
“No I’m not in my house, I ran to a stranger's house,” she added.
“He came back.”
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The injured woman also had bloodied cuts on her legs and hand from the incident.
Fet appeared in court on Monday, June 3, and pleaded not guilty to his charges, according to KATU.
The woman said she told police Fet started to make sexual remarks to her when she got into the car, according to court documents.
The suspect then pulled into a restaurant parking lot and pulled out a machete, the police said in court documents.
Fet was later stopped that morning by police officers and arrested.
Officers said the victim had identified the suspect just after he was apprehended.
Police said the woman is now in recovery following the incident but did not sustain any threatening injuries.
