Disturbing moment Florida wheelchair user, 43, is attacked by neighbor who broke into her home as she lay in bed and broke the arm on her mobility aid

A female wheelchair user, 43, was attacked in her own home after a neighbor broke in - and the terrifying moment was caught on camera. 

Nazvie Briones, 43, was caught off guard when her neighbor, Mohammed Haji, 41, broke into her home in Miami Gardens on Saturday, police said. 

Footage of the bizarre attack was caught on a Ring surveillance camera as Haji came raging in the home, trashed her belongings and attacked her. 

Briones, who is disabled and on dialysis, managed to called 911 as the manic man destroyed her home. 

'The terror that happened in this home forever changed my home, my life, my everything,' Briones told NBC6. 

She eventually pushed him out of her front door just as the Miami Gardens police arrived. 

In the midst of all the mayhem, Briones service dog, a French bulldog named Jonah, ran out of the home and has yet to be found. 

Video of the chaotic incident starts with Haji walking into her living room as she lays in bed and hears the motion detector go off. 

As he hears the noise from the camera, Haji points back at it and says something inaudible before proceeding to destroy her property. 

He then grabs a black stick-like structure and starts to hit random items with it as he gets closer to her bedroom. 

Briones then exits her room on her motorized wheelchair as Haji lunges toward her. 

'Get the f*** out of my house, you f****** psychopath,' Briones yells at him. 

She then moves her wheelchair toward him as he steps in front of her and puts all of his weight on one of the chair's arms and breaks it. 

Briones says: 'Get out of my house!' as he points at her and walks out of the open door. 

'He came in my home, started tearing everything apart, breaking and ripping and throwing glass,' she said. 

Briones said he also threw a dog gate into the wall and grabbed a knife from the kitchen. 

'It was the power of God. Made him come back, drop the knife, then lunge in my room.' 

'He grabbed the phone from my hand, tossed it in the window, shattered it, then came in and started attacking me,' Briones recalled. 

She then picked up a nearby ring light and used it to defend herself as Haji took it from her, hit her with it and punched her in the face, Briones said. 

Once he was out of her home, Briones was met by cops, who he allegedly kicked when they tried to arrest him. 

This is not the first time Haji has been in trouble with the law, in 2019, he was arrested for allegedly slashing an employee at Walmart with scissors. 

After that arrest, he allegedly threatened former President Donald Trump. The case ended in a plea. 

After learning about his past, Briones said: 'Why did somebody only get 219 days, who has a deportation thing? Why is he in this country to do it to somebody else — and then a handicapped person, on top of that.' 

Haji was arrested for one count of home invasion and robbery with an aggravated battery for the latest alleged incident. He was denied bond.

He was seen in court, handcuffed, with a green vest on as the judge read him his charges. 

Since the frightening encounter, Briones has focused on finding her dog that she referred to as her 'child.' 

'He is the light of my life, what gives me every day a fighting chance,' she said.

'Please have it in your heart to bring him home safely. I beg you. And I just want justice, so one day nobody else has to suffer what I suffer.' 

Missing posters of the three-year-old lost pup have been circulating on social media as friends and local residents have been trying to help her find him.