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An Egyptian Muslim prayer leader has been ordered to remain in Australia after pleading guilty to three charges of indecent assault on Sydney's northern beaches.
Ahmed El-Kahly is accused of approaching two 16-year-old girls and a 57-year-old woman at Dee Why, in separate incidents.
Police allege he touched the breasts of two of the victims.
The older woman was walking her baby grandson in a pram at the time.
El-Kahly is in Sydney for Ramadan on a short stay visa and was planning to return to Egypt this week.
He will be sentenced at a later date.
Prosecutors say there could be further charges.
Topics: sexual-offences, islam, dee-why-2099
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