. ;01 ;12 ;33 (sot ) brenda reyes 01:56 al 02:02 no es nada facil para brenda reyes de 17 anos describirl momento en el que caminaba de su escuela a su casa por mount herman drive y se topo con este joven... (sot) brenda reyes 01:16 al 01:24 ella inicialmente penso que le estaba coqueteando pues le pregunto su nombre y le pidio su numero de telefono .. pero en un segundo todo cambio y de repente el sujeto la agarro de los brazos y la comenzo a estrujar... de pronto la golpeo en la cara, le saco una navaja y le pidio su celular... ella se lo dio y salio corriendo... cuando le aviso a su madre de lo ocurrido no podia creerlo... (sot mama) 03:48 al 03:55 la unica cosa que estaba oyendo que un hombre le pego a mi hija y me sentia como sin fuerzas brenda esperaba nunca volver a ver el rostro de su agresor pero esta semana su peor pesadilla se hizo realidad... a su nuevo telefono le comenzaron a llegar fotos que ella no habia tomado... y en esas fotos salia el mismo joven que la asalto junto a una chica y un bebe... todo indica que el muchacho no desactivo la cuenta de apple de brenda por lo q

. >> 17-year-old brenda reyes said she doesn't like to walk alone in her neighborhood any more. >> i'm scared. no guy ever tried to put his hands on me. >> that's what she said happened last month. brenda was walking home from school around lufrmnch time when she said a man approached her. he blocked her sidewalk and grabbed her arm. when she resisted he hit her in the face. >> he put a knife toward my stomach and said, just give me the phone and i will leave you alone. >> she gave him the phone and took off running. >> i was so startled. this guy could stab me and i could possibly die. it was scary. >> reporter: brenda says the phone was a birthday present from her mom. full of family pictures. but now the stream is a constant reminder of the attack. >> it scares me. >> reporter: he is taking pictures on her phone that is still linked to her i-cloud. >> that phone doesn't belong to you. report>> reporter: as he snaps selfies, hopefully the police can track him down. >> hopefully this person doesn't hurt anybody else. really sad. >>. >> reporter: according to crime reports, that's the

. >> reporter: 17-year-old brenda reyes says it's not easy to talk what happened to her on her walk home from school last month. >> i have flashbacks about it. it's horrible. >> reporter: she says around lunch time this man approached her at mt. herman drive. she had never seen him before and knew she was in danger when he grabbed her arm. >> and i'm really scared. no guy has ever tried to put his hands on me. >> reporter: when she resisted brenda says he hit her in the face pulled out a knife and demanded her cell phone. >> i got so startled. i was like hey, this guy could stab me and i could possibly die, you know. it was really scary. >> reporter: she gave him the phone and ran home where her mom roxy was in disbelief. >> for somebody to commit that type of crime against a helpless teenager? you're not all there. >> reporter: brenda never wanted to see her attacker again, but this week she says his face started to fill her photo stream. turkey, see his face again, yeah, it does creep me out. and it kind of scares me. >> reporter: he is still connected to brenda's apple account and sel