Qld hunt still on for would-be abductors POLICE are no closer to finding two men who tried to abduct a nurse in Brisbane, after a vehicle tracked to Toowoomba turned out to be the wrong one. Police now say there's no link between the Toowoomba vehicle and the abduction attempt in Brisbane on Saturday night. Officers had said they had spoken to the owner of the car, who had named two men who borrowed the vehicle over the weekend. On Monday, officers stepped up efforts to find those responsible. They released an image of one of the men, who grabbed the 36-year-old nurse as she walking near the Princess Alexandra Hospital on Saturday night. The man pressed a sharp implement into her side, threatened her and told her to get into the car, where a second man was waiting. A passing vehicle gave the woman a chance to get away. The man who grabbed the woman fled on foot, and the second man took off in the car. Police say they're still looking for the car, described as a white, silver or grey sedan. The man who accosted the woman is described as about 173cm tall, with a solid build and a dark complexion. He was clean shaven with a vertical scar on the lower left side of his cheek. The second man, who was standing beside the car, also had a dark complexion. Both were wearing jeans and hooded jumpers. Police are appealing for witnesses to come forward.