An employee has been left with burns to the face following an altercation at a Parramatta cafe. CCTV shows the man allegedly verbally abusing the worker before throwing two cups of takeaway coffee at him. 9News MORE: Full story TONIGHT at 6pm. 9News
Lily Semaan, the owner of the cafe, said the man had insisted to pay for a young woman's coffee and she refused."Our staff member was respecting the young lady's wishes because of that he was harassed, sworn at and abused," she said.Semaan posted CCTV of the incident to social media so the community could help identify the offender.Suman Dhital told 9News he has never experienced this kind of behaviour at the cafe before.
"I was trying to make a good day with a coffee, but he was abusing me and swearing at me," Dhital said.Suman Dhital was left shaken by the incident."Inquiries continue to identify and locate the man depicted who is described as being of Mediterranean/Middle Eastern Appearance, aged in his 30s, with short black hair and a beard," police said in a statement.
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