He was transferred to Charles-Perrens hospital in Bordeaux. The police custody of the suspect in the case of the violent attack on a septuagenarian and her seven-year-old granddaughter in Bordeaux, “was lifted following an expert report recommending psychiatric care, on the decision of the representative of the “State (the mayor of Bordeaux in this case)” indicates this Tuesday afternoon the parquet floor of Bordeaux.
“The person concerned presents major behavioral problems linked to a psychotic and schizophrenic pathology”, continues the prosecution in a press release, which adds that at the time of the facts, “he was, according to relatives, out of care. “However, “in order to ensure a rapid continuation of the investigation and to guarantee public tranquility” the prosecution made requisitions “to allow the resumption of police custody of the respondent as soon as his state of health allows it. . »
The victims examined at the Bordeaux University Hospital
Monday around 5:30 p.m., this man, a 29-year-old homeless man, is suspected of having violently assaulted a 73-year-old lady and her 7-year-old granddaughter at the front door of their home, Cours de la Martinique in Bordeaux. . A neighbor, who witnessed the scene, provided a description of the author, also filmed by a videophone.
“The description of the author, and his escape in a black Renault Clio vehicle, allowed the BAC staff to arrest a suspect at 6:30 p.m., had indicated earlier in the morning the public prosecutor Frédérique Porterie. The man, very agitated and resisting his arrest, was restrained and taken to the central police station. He was placed in police custody on charges of “home invasion”, “attempted kidnapping and forcible confinement”, “violence on a vulnerable person and a minor under 15”. The broadcast of the video on social networks created a shock wave within the political class, which reacted strongly to the case.
The victims “are currently being examined by the Cauva (emergency reception center for victims of aggression at the Bordeaux University Hospital) to determine in particular their total incapacity for work” continues the prosecution, this Tuesday afternoon.