Sharaf-Deen Yusuf denies racially abusing family at Bulli Tops

Andrew Pearson
Updated April 23 2019 - 5:00pm, first published 4:30pm
Wollongong police Superintendent Chris Craner; burnouts at Bulli Tops Lookout and Yusuf's car. Pictures: Adam McLean, Sylvia Liber
Wollongong police Superintendent Chris Craner; burnouts at Bulli Tops Lookout and Yusuf's car. Pictures: Adam McLean, Sylvia Liber

A man of Muslim faith accused of hurling foul-mouthed, anti-Islamic comments - including death threats - towards a family picnicking at Bulli Tops earlier this month will fight the charges laid against him.

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Andrew Pearson

Andrew grew up in the western Riverina town of Hay and has strong ties to the region. He is a former DA journo who has a passion for breaking news and has covered everything from council and politics to crime and court.

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