The court heard that the woman was with her sister and they were walking towards Bond Street station with two children, one of whom was in a pushchair.
Ostermann and Rein Lively were ahead of them and appeared to be kissing. They seemed to be intoxicated, the court heard.
The prosecution said Rein Lively then appeared to stumble into the pushchair, leading the woman to push back with it.
It is alleged that Ostermann then said: “You bloody Indians, watch where you’re going, you shouldn’t be here.”
One of the women responded that Rein Lively had fallen over her sister’s pushchair, adding that they were not Indian and telling him to stop being racist, the court heard.
After this, Rein Lively grabbed one of the sisters by the hair and tugged it “in a forceful manner”.
