Trial of Aleppo refugee for carnival grope

A refugee from Aleppo is to stand trial next month accused of groping a woman’s breasts at the Notting Hill Carnival. Mohammed Al-Youssfi, 23, is said to have held his 46-year-old victim in a ‘bear hug’ before rubbing himself up against her. The Syrian is also accused of headbutting a policeman who came over to arrest him following the attack. Al-Youssfi allegedly stalked a group of three women as they left the carnival on 29 August. He then grabbed the…

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