Muslim who refused to apologize for breaking into a cemetery and desecrating Christian babies’ graves is SPARED jail

Spared jail. This is the madness of the West’s under the spell of Islam. As for the fine, I am sure this Muslims, so deeply contemptuous of the kuffar, will declare bankruptcy.

Horrific images taken of the cemetery following the attack showed turned over and smashed gravestones, flowers scattered across footpaths and candles turned upside-down.

Teddy bears, trucks and other children’s toys were damaged and littered across the facility, with even religious icons such as cross smashed into pieces.

Vile man, 23, who refused to apologise for breaking into a cemetery and desecrating babies’ graves is SPARED jail

• Man who desecrated up to 70 graves included children’s has escaped jail time
• Nassem Raad was charged with recklessly destroying the gravestones
• 21-year-old has received a nine-month suspended sentence and fined $63,450

By Sam McPhee For Daily Mail Australia, 20 July 2017

The man who desecrated up to 70 graves, including those of children and babies, has escaped jail time despite showing no remorse.

Nassem Raad was charged with recklessly destroying the gravestones at Rookwood Cemetery in Sydney’s west in 2015.

A court heard the 23-year-old showed no remorse for his actions and received a nine-month suspended sentence and fined more than $60,000.

Raad was sacked from his full-time job as a stonemason after his employers learnt of the horrific crime.>
Nassem Raad (centre) was charged with recklessly destroying the gravestones at Rookwood Cemetery in Sydney’s west in 2015

Mr Raad desecrated up to 70 graves, including those of children and babies, has escaped jail time despite showing no remorse

Horrific images taken of the cemetery following the attack showed turned over and smashed gravestones, flowers scattered across footpaths and candles turned upside-down

 Mr Raad destroyed headstones and smashed crosses and candles while on his needless path of destruction at the sprawling necropolis

Magistrate Eve Wynhausen told the court Mr Raad had shown ‘no remorse’ and continues to deny causing any of the damage

Horrific images taken of the cemetery following the attack showed turned over and smashed gravestones, flowers scattered across footpaths and candles turned upside-down.

Teddy bears, trucks and other children’s toys were damaged and littered across the facility, with even religious icons such as cross smashed into pieces. The attack seemed to be targeted, with many of the destroyed resting places belonging to people and children of Greek and Ukrainian backgrounds.

Magistrate Eve Wynhausen told the court Mr Raad had shown ‘no remorse’ and continues to deny causing any of the damage.

Despite being found guilty, Raad told reporters waiting outside court last week that he ‘didn’t do anything’, flanked by friends who aggressively pushed cameramen out of the way as they walked to their car.

Mr Raad will have to pay $63,450 in damages on top of his suspended sentence.

At a previous court appearance, his co-accused – who pleaded not guilty at the time – was confronted by Russian Orthodox men dressed as soldiers.