Women who urinated in front of praying Muslim family spared jail
A Syrian family were praying in the direction of Makkah when two drunk women started shouting abuse
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Two women who shouted racial abuse and urinated in front of a Muslim family that was praying in a park in England, have walked free from court.
A Syrian family were praying in the direction of Makkah during a picnic in Plymouth's Central Park, when two drunk women, Natalie Richardson, 32, and Claire Farrell, 36, ran uphill towards them and shouted racial abuse.
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The pair then resorted to pulling down their underwear and squatted a few metres away from the family, which included two children ages eight and 10.
Other than the family, six other children were also a witness to this revolting act, and as a passer-by tried to intervene, Richardson aggressively pushed the witness in the chest.
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Following the incident, the pair were handed suspended sentences at Plymouth Crown court by a judge who described their behaviour as “disgusting”.
“Nobody in civilised society could see your behaviour in any way justified or acceptable, not in the multi-cultural society in which we live," he said.
Although both women pleaded guilty to religiously-aggravated threats and abusive behaviour, and Richardson also admitted the common assault of a witness to the incident, the six-month jail term was suspended for 12 months.
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The family who are originally from Syria have lived in England for many years; where the mother of two is a teacher, and the father is employed in a surgery.
Some took to Twitter condemning the behaviour:
This article originally appeared on Yahoo News.
A Syrian family were praying in the direction of Makkah during a picnic in Plymouth's Central Park, when two drunk women, Natalie Richardson, 32, and Claire Farrell, 36, ran uphill towards them and shouted racial abuse.
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The pair then resorted to pulling down their underwear and squatted a few metres away from the family, which included two children ages eight and 10.
Other than the family, six other children were also a witness to this revolting act, and as a passer-by tried to intervene, Richardson aggressively pushed the witness in the chest.
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Following the incident, the pair were handed suspended sentences at Plymouth Crown court by a judge who described their behaviour as “disgusting”.
“Nobody in civilised society could see your behaviour in any way justified or acceptable, not in the multi-cultural society in which we live," he said.
Although both women pleaded guilty to religiously-aggravated threats and abusive behaviour, and Richardson also admitted the common assault of a witness to the incident, the six-month jail term was suspended for 12 months.
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The family who are originally from Syria have lived in England for many years; where the mother of two is a teacher, and the father is employed in a surgery.
Some took to Twitter condemning the behaviour:
This article originally appeared on Yahoo News.