Two Good Samaritans in Oregon intervened in order to stop a suspect from attacking a woman during an attempted carjacking in broad daylight on Monday, authorities said.

The incident happened around 11:30 a.m. near Udders Ice Cream and Gelato in Grants Pass, the Grants Pass Police Department said.

The suspect, described as an adult White male, grabbed the arm of the 66-year-old victim and tried to pull her out of the driver’s seat of her vehicle, according to authorities.

He also tried to grab the keys to the vehicle but fled when two male bystanders intervened, police said.

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The victim suffered minor injuries from the attack. 

While police could not locate the suspect at the scene, investigators found evidence nearby. The department did not immediately specify what the evidence was or where it was found.

Investigators believe the suspect is in his 20s and has short brown hair, a slender build, and was wearing blue jeans, boots, and a dark hooded sweatshirt from Diamond Lake. The back of the sweatshirt read, "To Fish or Not to Fish."

Authorities thanked the Good Samaritans for helping the victim and asked the public to contact the Grants Pass Police Department with any information regarding the case.

"Schitt’s Creek" executive producer Ben Feigin has died at the age of 47. 

"Ben passed away on Monday at his home in LA with his wife and daughter by his side," a representative from his company Equation Unlimited LLC confirmed to Fox News Digital Tuesday night. 

Feigin, an Emmy winner who was an instrumental part of launching the comedy series, lost his battle with pancreatic cancer, Deadline reported. 

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The show and Feigin won the Emmy Award for "Outstanding Comedy Series" in 2020. The comedy follows the affluent and out-of-touch Rose family who are forced to move into a motel in the town of Schitt’s Creek after becoming victims of fraud. 

It ran from 2015-2020 and starred Eugene Levy, Catherine O’Hara, Dan Levy and Annie Murphy. 

"My very first friend, Ben Feigin, died Monday," NBC News political reporter Jonathan Allen tweeted Tuesday along with a photo of the two of them as kids. "The world knew him as an Emmy-award-winning executive producer of Schitt’s Creek and a creative genius. I will never forget our countless one-on-one baseball games. His memory is a blessing."

Feigin was also behind the first-ever live-streamed event with AOL and helped reunite Cheech & Chong for their 2010 reunion tour "Hey Watch This," a film collaboration with LiveNation. 

He was also involved in cancer charities and is survived by his wife UTA talent agent Heidi Feigin and their 11-year-old daughter.