Horrifying moment homeless robber drags a grandmother and her granddaughter out of home in France 

The horrifying moment a homeless robber drags a 73-year-old grandmother and her granddaughter out of their home has been captured on video. 

The elderly woman and the 15-year-old were savagely attacked in front of the door of their home yesterday at around 5:30 pm at Place de l’Europe, in the heart of Bordeaux. 

After they entered the home, the man sneaked in and jammed his leg in the door to stop it from closing and then violently hurled them both out on to the street.

The man yanked the girl to her feet and she can then be seen running back to her grandmother, with the family dog then appearing at the door. 

The suspect was finally arrested a few hours later by the crews of the anti-crime brigade.

According to a source familiar with the case at CNEWS, the individual arrested is a homeless Frenchman born in 1993, with around twenty offenses to his credit.

After the elderly woman and her entered the home, the man sneaked in and jammed his leg in the door to stop it from closing and then violently hurled them both out on to the street. 

He was taken into custody for intentional violence and attempted kidnapping, the publication reported. An investigation has been opened to determine the motive and the circumstances of this attack.

On June 8, an attacker, Abdelmasih Hanoun, 31, clinched onto a necklace with a crucifix on it before he launched his ‘abominable’ rampage in a lakeside park in the town of Annecy, a tourist hotspot in southeastern France, at around 9.45am.

A total of six people – four young children and two adults – were rushed to hospital after being hurt in the rampage.

The ‘backpack hero’ who chased him away has said his Catholic faith gave him the strength to fight the attacker.  

The elderly woman and her the 15-year-old were savagely attacked in front of the door of their home yesterday at around 5:30 pm at Place de l’Europe, in the heart of Bordeaux

Henri d’Ansleme, 24, told journalists he was undertaking a walking tour of France’s cathedrals when he came across a playground in Annecy and saw the man attack children in a stroller as their mother desperately tried to shield them.

Video footage shows him trying to block the assailant with one of his two backpacks, pursuing the man into the playground and throwing one of his bags at the attacker. 

Dubbed ‘the backpack hero’ (le héros au sac a dos) by media, the management and philosophy student suggested it was God’s will he was there to intervene.