Man, 33, denies punching a Jewish mother pushing her baby in a pram in a spree of Hackney attacks
Footage from Stamford Hill posted by Campaign Against Antisemitism, as Abdisamad Siad, 33, faces three assault charges after Shomrim volunteers caught him following attacks on three Jewish women on Clapton Common.
Prosecutors told Highbury Corner Magistrates' Court that all three victims were 'visibly Jewish' and the attacks were 'racially aggravated'. Abdisamad Siad pleaded not guilty to assaulting Rochel Bard, Miriam Sudak and Shandi Greenbaum on Clapton Common on Monday. Volunteers from Shomrim detained him before police arrived. He was remanded in custody ahead of a provisional trial on December 11.
Ms Sudak was allegedly punched twice in the face just six minutes after the first attack.
Siad also faces a separate GBH charge over an attack on a woman in Islington.
A driver leapt from his car to chase the attacker, joined by a cyclist and a pedestrian.
