UPDATED
The young man who was allegedly assaulted and threatened with a knife on Saturday night says he is still recovering from the incident.
The alleged victim, 23, was travelling into the city by train from Engadine on September 28, when he was approached by two men, allegedly threatened and attacked.
"I was just minding my own business heading into the city," he said.
"It's shaken me up. I've got a disability and I'm still shook up. I didn't see the knife but when police told me they had one I was extra shaken. I think they're scum for what they've done, it ruined my night.
"I yelled out for help but nobody came. Nothing like this has ever happened before. I'm usually fine going out on my own at night but I'll be extra cautious now.
"People should be vigilant when going out at night alone. Travel in groups if you can."
EARLIER
Two men will face court today after the alleged robbery of two people at knifepoint in Sutherland last night.
About 10pm on Saturday, a man alighted from a train at Sutherland train station.
He was approached from behind by two men, who allegedly threatened him with a knife and demanded his phone and wallet.
He was allegedly thrown to the ground, suffering minor abrasions to his knees, before fleeing by foot.
About 10.30pm a man was approached by two males again at Sutherland station. The men allegedly threatened to stab him if he refused to give them his watch.
Assisted by friends, the man was able to escape the alleged attack.
A short time after officers from Sutherland Shire Police Area Command attended the train station.
They arrested two 23-year-olds and took them to Sutherland Police Station.
During a search of one of the men, a knife was allegedly located.
He was charged with robbery armed with offensive weapon and robbery in company.
The second man was charged with two counts of robbery in company.
The pair were refused bail to appear at Parramatta Local Court today.
