Man who threatened to kill gardaí jailed for 5 months

A FIVE-MONTH jail sentence was imposed yesterday on a man who threatened to kill gardaí while he had a suspended sentence on condition of keeping the peace.

Man who threatened to kill gardaí jailed for 5 months
Wed, 11 Jan, 2012 - 00:00
Liam Heylin

Michael McInerney of 66A Gerald Griffin St, Cork, had avoided a four-month jail sentence in October for breach of an order in a domestic situation.

Yesterday, the suspension was revoked giving him four months in jail. Then he had one month added for threats he made to gardaí.

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