The incident occurred at a park in Devon. After the two women dropped their pants, they started to shout abusive words at the family and they urinated.
Natalie Richardson, 32, and Claire Farrell, 36,were intoxicated on the day the incident took place. The pair not only urinated in front of the family, but one of them shoved a man after he tried to intervene.
A judge at Plymouth Crown Court described the women’s actions as disgusting, and they were each handed down a suspended sentence.
Farrell denied the charges, while Richardson pleaded guilty to religiously-aggravated threatening and abusive behavior on August 16.
The family the women urinated in front of included two kids, age eight and 10.
The two women also have kids, and their six children were with them at the time of the incident.
The prosecution said the Muslim couple were both Syrian, but they have been living in the country for many years. The woman, 38, was a teacher and the husband, 46, worked in a surgery.
Edward Bailey, for the Crown Prosecution Service, said a witness heard the two women say if the “Muslims” were going to pray, then they were going to pee in front of them.
The victims said the women’s behaviors were shocking, but their experience in Plymouth has generally been positive.
