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AN Asian national appeared at a special sitting of Nenagh District Court yesterday charged in connection with an armed robbery of a betting shop at the weekend.

Mon, 24 Jul, 2006 - 01:00

Peter Gleeson and Jimmy Woulfe

Xuefeng Bai, aged 24, of no fixed abode, was charged with robbery and possession of a firearm at Ladbrokes betting shop in Silver Street, Nenagh.

Judge Michael Reilly remanded the accused in custody to appear at Nenagh District Court on Friday.

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Courts Crime Place: Nenagh Place: Silver Street, Nenagh Place: Ashe Road Person: Xuefeng Bai Person: Judge Person: Michael Reilly Person: Ronan Hayes Person: Paul Stanley Person: Stuart Beatty Person: Superintendent Person: Bob Noonan Organisation: Ladbrokes

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