EDMONDS, Wash. — Domino's deliveryman Mike Brenick was stabbed on January 17 -- as he brought pizza to his vehicle.
He noticed a man rummaging through his Nissan Leaf, which he’d plugged in out back of the store.
"I'm like, well I'm calling the police, and my phone dropped out of my pocket and it just went from scuffling to him stabbing me,” said Brenick.
The stab wounds -- in his armpit, his forearm and his gut -- sent him to the hospital for 8 days.
“My intestines were hanging out,” said Brenick, who was shouting for help as the suspect fled the scene.
"I believe he tried to kill me,” added Brenick.
Police say that suspect is Christopher Cowan, who can be seen on grainy surveillance video running away from the scene.
According to police, Cowan ran from the scene and stopped by an apartment complex, where he asked a man to use a phone.
"Just came down and sat next to me and told me that someone had tried to rob him. And he was just sitting there with his knife, and just real fidgety out of breath,” said the witness.
Minutes later, the suspect ran away, as police lights flashed and cops swarmed.
Days later, after seeing surveillance of Cowan at a nearby gas station and noticing a receipt he left there with his name on it, police found Cowan.
He was arrested on suspicion of robbery and assault.
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