Harley Quinn Smith, the teenage daughter of film director Kevin Smith, shared details of her experience of almost being abducted by two men who posed as Uber drivers in Brentwood, Calif., over the weekend. The 16-year-old took to her personal Instagram page to tell her story and her father sent her a sympathy gift to cheer her up after the ordeal.

"PEOPLE OF LOS ANGELES- I was just standing outside a Starbucks in Brentwood, where I was waiting for my uber when a large, beige car drove up to me and tried to get me to think they were my uber," Harley Quinn wrote in the caption.

She went on to describe her would-be attackers as as "two white men" between the ages of 20 and 30, one with blond hair and the other with brown. They had an Uber sign in the front window of their car, but they were not employed by the ride sharing app.

"They didn't have the uber app on their phone and were clearly just two disgusting dudes trying to kidnap a girl standing on her own," Harley Quinn continued. "Protect yourself and never ever get in a car without checking that it's the correct car first!!! I was in too much haze of fear that I wasn't thinking straight enough to think to take a picture of the drivers or the license plate, but if you see a car like this PLEASE report it to the police and stop them from trying to pray on other young girls!!"

She followed up her post with a photo of a chocolate-frosted cake with the words "Sorry Men Suck" written on the side in red frosting.

"Just when I was about to lose faith in humanity after almost being kidnapped today, my dad got me this cake and made me remember that some people, like himself, make the world a lot better," she wrote in the caption on Instagram.

See her posts below.

 PEOPLE OF LOS ANGELES- I was just standing outside a Starbucks in Brentwood, where I was waiting for my uber when a large, beige car drove up to me and tried to get me to think they were my uber. There were two white men (age 20-30) in the driver (blonde hair) and passenger (brown hair) seat with an uber sign on their front window, but they were most definitely not uber drivers. When I asked who they were there to pick up, making sure it was the right car, they wouldn't answer me and said to get in the car. They didn't have the uber app on their phone and were clearly just two disgusting dudes trying to kidnap a girl standing on her own. Protect yourself and never ever get in a car without checking that it's the correct car first!!! I was in too much haze of fear that I wasn't thinking straight enough to think to take a picture of the drivers or the license plate, but if you see a car like this PLEASE report it to the police and stop them from trying to pray on other young girls!!! We have already reported it to the police, but more information would be helpful in finding them. Be careful and look out for yourself/others!!!!

A photo posted by Harley Quinn Smith (@harleyquinnnn_) on Jan 30, 2016 at 5:55pm PST

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