Carnival reveller gets shock from Syrian refugee

aleppo carnival refugee

An Aleppo refugee groped a woman’s breasts at the Notting Hill Carnival, shortly after arriving in the country, a court heard. Mohammed Al-Youssfi, 23, allegedly held the 46-year-old in a ‘bear hug’ and rubbed himself against her. Al-Youssfi, from Aleppo, then headbutted a police officer when he tried to arrest him, Westminster Magistrates’ Court heard. Edward Aydin, prosecuting, said three women, including a woman carrying a baby, were leaving the carnival on August 29 when they noticed Al-Youssfi was walking…

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