Toddler is sent flying when thug walks up behind her and kicks her as he walked through Chinese shopping mall
- Toddler, 1, was sent flying when a thug kicked her from behind in a shopping mall
- She was with her grandmother, 57, and suffered bruises but no serious injuries
- The incident took place at Xingcheng Shopping Center in Shenzhen, China
- It was caught on camera and in 24 hours it has been watched five million times
- No arrest has been made but Shenzhen police have identified a suspect
A one-year-old girl was sent flying when a thug kicked her from behind as he walked through a shopping mall.
She was wandering around Xingcheng Shopping Center in Shenzhen, China with her grandmother, 57, a few steps behind when the stranger kicked her legs out from behind.
The incident on August 28 was caught on camera and has been watched nearly five million times in 24 hours.
A one-year-old girl was sent flying when a thug kicked her from behind as he walked through Xingcheng Shopping Center in Shenzhen, China on August 28
She was with her grandmother, 57, when the incident happened and she suffered with a few bruises but no serious injuries
The shocked grandmother ran to check on the little girl and confront the man but she said he threatened her with violence and so was forced to let him walk away
The man in the striped polo shirt walks up to the toddler standing next to a pillar in the mall and kicks her, sending her sprawling across the floor.
The shocked grandmother runs across to check on her granddaughter and then confronts the man.
He turns around and says something to her and she decides to check on the one-year-old.
She said the man threatened her with violence which forced her to let him walk away.
None of the other witnesses are thought to have intervened and the girl’s family later posted the footage online in hopes of finding the man.
Shenzhen Police investigators revealed on August 29 they had identified a suspect, however, no arrest has yet been made
The child suffered a few bruises but no serious injuries.
Shenzhen Police investigators revealed on August 29 they had identified a suspect, however, no arrest has yet been made.