A Syrian man accused of sexual assaults denies wrongdoing and tells police he was “just roaming around,” a court hears. According to accounts presented to the court, one of the alleged victims says the defendant followed her for more than half an hour despite her repeated requests for him to leave her alone. The prosecution case describes the victim’s account of being followed and her attempts to get the man to stop. The defendant’s explanation, as relayed to police, is that he was not targeting anyone and was simply moving around. The matter is considered as the case proceeds through the court process, where evidence from the alleged victim and the defendant’s police account are presented. The reporting indicates the central dispute is over the defendant’s intent and actions during the incident, with the alleged victim’s description of prolonged following contrasted with the accused person’s claimed explanation to police. The outcome will depend on how the court assesses the credibility of the accounts and any supporting evidence.