A man accused of luring two young children away from a Perth holiday care centre and sexually assaulting them denies committing the crime and will stand trial.  Vincenzo Mule, 52, pleaded not guilty when he appeared via video link from Hakea prison in Stirling Gardens Magistrates Court on Wednesday.  Mule, who appeared in a green prison tracksuit and with a long greying beard, was remanded in custody.  He allegedly lured a four-year-old girl and five-year-old boy from the North Perth program on April 19 before molesting them and leaving them at nearby Hyde Park.  The holiday care centre didn't notice the children were missing.  A member of the public found them in the park's playground area about an hour later and alerted authorities.  A manhunt ensued, with police releasing CCTV footage showing the children following a man along a footpath and describing the incident as "every parent's worst nightmare".  Mule was already in custody on another matter when he was charged, and the court heard on Wednesday he allegedly destroyed a car and damaged Department of Housing and Works property in North Beach three days before the abduction.  He entered pleas of not guilty for two charges of unlawful damage by fire and one count of breaching a violence restraining order.  The arson charges have been committed to the Supreme Court of WA on November 14, while the restraining order charge will return to the Stirling Gardens Magistrates Court for a mention on November 16.  The five kidnapping and sexual assault charges have been sent to the District Court of WA, with a trial listing hearing scheduled for November 18.
Vincenzo Mule, who allegedly abducted and molested two children from a North Perth holiday care centre, has pleaded not guilty.