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THREE defenceless women were attacked in broad daylight by a man for not wearing traditional Asian dress as they cowered in a car at a petrol station.
In a 51-second attack that was captured on CCTV Muhammed Hassan grabbed the driver and slammed her head on the dashboard, grabbed another woman’s hair and punched her in the head, and then punched the third woman.
Bradford Crown Court heard it described as “an outrageous public display of misogyny”.
Prosecutor Ayman Khokhar said the three women, who were known to Hassan, had stopped to fill up their car at the Prince of Wales Service Station on Harrogate Road in Bradford en-route to going for dinner on May 25 this year.
Hassan, 26, of All Alone Road, Bradford, pulled up alongside them and was said by one of the women to be “refuelling his car slowly on purpose”.
All three decided to wait until he had left as he had previously objected to their non-traditional dress and make-up, verbally abusing them as “slags” and “prostitutes” and demanding that they dress conservatively.
However, after paying Hassan marched straight to their car to throw punches and push the women aggressively.
He then drove off and the women called the police.
The victims suffered swelling, bruises, red marks, and scratches.
Hassan remained silent during a police interview but later pleaded guilty to affray
Man's attack on women was an 'outrageous public display of misogyny'
Three defenceless women were attacked in broad daylight by a man for not wearing traditional Asian dress as they cowered in a car at a petrol…
THREE defenceless women were attacked in broad daylight by a man for not wearing traditional Asian dress as they cowered in a car at a petrol station.
In a 51-second attack that was captured on CCTV Muhammed Hassan grabbed the driver and slammed her head on the dashboard, grabbed another woman’s hair and punched her in the head, and then punched the third woman.
Bradford Crown Court heard it described as “an outrageous public display of misogyny”.
Prosecutor Ayman Khokhar said the three women, who were known to Hassan, had stopped to fill up their car at the Prince of Wales Service Station on Harrogate Road in Bradford en-route to going for dinner on May 25 this year.
Hassan, 26, of All Alone Road, Bradford, pulled up alongside them and was said by one of the women to be “refuelling his car slowly on purpose”.
All three decided to wait until he had left as he had previously objected to their non-traditional dress and make-up, verbally abusing them as “slags” and “prostitutes” and demanding that they dress conservatively.
However, after paying Hassan marched straight to their car to throw punches and push the women aggressively.
He then drove off and the women called the police.
The victims suffered swelling, bruises, red marks, and scratches.
Hassan remained silent during a police interview but later pleaded guilty to affray
