EASLEY, S.C. -- Deputies are looking for two men who they say shocked a woman with a stun gun, yanked of her pants, and dragged her out of her car and onto the pavement before they stole her vehicle.

Deputies said that Deborah Nabors, 52, of Easley, was at the Bi Fast store in Easley Thursday at about 6:45 a.m. When she returned to her car after buying some items, she said one of the men came to the driver's side door and said, "Calm down. This will be easy."

Nabors said she blew her horn several times and screamed to try to get help, but one of the men then shocked her with the stun gun.

She said that both men then wrestled her out of the car, pulling her pants off as they did.

Nabors said the men then drove off in her 2007 silver Toyota Camry. She ran into the store in her underwear.

Nabors purse with her identification and credit cards was in the car along with her Sprint cell phone.

Deputies said that Nabors suffered cuts and bruises during the carjacking.

The stun gun was dropped at the scene and was fingerprinted for possible evidence.

Deputies are continuing to look for the men. The Toyota has the South Carolina license tag No. APK889.