Police are hunting a teenager after two women were attacked on two separate occasions while exercising on a popular bush trail in Logan.
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A 26-year-old woman was walking through the Boronia Bushland Reserve, south of Brisbane, on Thursday morning when a young male carrying a scooter, knocked her to the ground and held her there with his body.
After a struggle, the teen ran off with the woman's phone after she screamed for help.
On Saturday morning, a 39-year-old woman jogging through the reserve was grabbed in a bear hug by a teen, carrying a scooter.
He attempted to drag her into bushland, but she fought him off and he was last seen running towards Federick Street in Boronia Heights, just after 8.30am.
The teen was described as 15 to 18 years old, Caucasian, about 165cm tall with short blonde or sandy coloured hair. His scooter was dark, as either black or green/blue.
He was last seen wearing a camouflage print hooded jumper. On Thursday he was wearing a blue and white hoodie with the hood up, and a cap, and three-quarter length shorts.
Anyone with information is asked to call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
