Police hunting the rapist of an 18-year-old girl who was left for dead after she was dragged from a bus stop and repeatedly smashed over the head have released an e-fit of the suspect . Police hunting the rapist of an 18-year-old girl who was left for dead after she was dragged from a bus stop and repeatedly smashed over the head have released an e-fit of the suspect . The victim was waiting by the roadside in Leeds , West Yorkshire , when she was grabbed and hauled to a nearby garden and repeatedly struck with what is believed to be a large stone . The horrific attack was captured on CCTV - but police say the quality of the footage is not sufficient to identify the attacker . The young woman was left with serious head and hip injuries and rushed to hospital after the attack around 10.52pm last Friday . Now detectives investigating the attempted murder have released an e-fit image of the suspect . The Asian teenager was grabbed from behind by a man , in his 20s and also believed to be Asian , in the Beeston Hill area of Leeds . He dragged her into a garden and raped her . She was assaulted over a considerable period of time which left her with head injuries , a possible broken hip , and lying in blood . Detective Superintendent Nick Wallen , of West Yorkshire Police Homicide and Major Enquiry Team , said : 'The victim is making a good recovery in hospital and we are continuing to support her and work very closely with her to gain as much information as we can about the incident . 'As part of that process , we have been able to produce an e-fit image of the man from her description of him . We would ask people to look at it closely and think very carefully if it is anyone they recognise . 'The description remains of him being of Pakistani or Middle Eastern origin , aged in his early twenties , slim , with receding black hair . He was wearing dark clothing and possibly a light blue top with a hood . The scene of the horrific attack . Police say the incident was captured on CCTV - but police say the quality of the footage is not sufficient to identify the attacker . The victim was assaulted over a considerable period of time which left her with head injuries , a possible broken hip , and lying in blood . 'We are still considering the possibility that the suspect could be somebody who is new to the area . They may be staying locally in a bedsit or hostel and I would like to hear from anyone who runs such premises who thinks they know who it might be . 'Our enquiries are ongoing and we are currently trawling the area for any CCTV footage of the suspect that could assist us in identifying him . 'The incident was captured on CCTV and it is clear there were a number of people in the area at the time , either walking down the road or getting on and off buses on either side of the road . I would like to hear from anyone who was in the area around that time . A team of specialist forensic officers spent last Saturday recovering evidence from where the girl was found . 'We are still trying to trace two potential witness - a woman who gets onto a Number One bus bound for Leeds shortly before the attack and a man with her who walks away down Beeston Road . 'We are also keen to identify the man seen running along Beeston Road and onto Parkfield Road shortly after the incident . ' Anyone with any information is asked to contact the Homicide and Major Enquiry Team on 01924 334710 or via 101 or call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111 .
Victim was attacked while waiting by roadside in West Yorkshire , Leeds . The teenager was grabbed and hauled to a nearby garden and repeatedly struck with what is believed to be a large stone , police said . Police investigating attempted murder have released e-fit image of suspect .