A man and a woman were attacked on Aurora over the weekend by a group of men who were apparently out looking for a prostitute.

The man and woman were walking home on 107th and Aurora at 11:00 p.m. on February 12th when a a silver 4 door sedan circled the block and pulled up alongside them.

Three men—described in the report as three black males, possibly Ethiopian—got out of the car and asked the woman if she was a prostitute. The couple got into an argument with the group of men, which quickly escalated into a physical confrontation.

The group of men pushed the male victim to the ground and punched and kicked him. When the man's girlfriend tried to intervene, one of the men knocked her down and kicked her in the back of the head.

The group of men got back into their car, threw several large cans at the victims, and took off.

The male victim was left with a bloody lip and a cut finger after the assault. The woman was not seriously injured.

The victims called police but, unfortunately, the man and the woman weren't able to give officers a very good description of the vehicle, and officers were unable to find the car in the area.