Parents will not stand bail for two teen girls

Two teenage girls have been charged after a Chinese man was allegedly knocked unconscious and had his phone and shoes stolen during a gang robbery in Dublin.

Parents will not stand bail for two teen girls
Tue, 14 Jul, 2015 - 01:00
Tom Tuite

The pair, aged 14 and 17, have been remanded in custody after their parents told the Dublin Children’s Court they would not stand bail.

Judge William Early directed intervention of the Child and Family Agency to determine if the girls now need to be put into care.

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CourtsPlace: DublinPerson: JudgePerson: William EarlyOrganisation: Dublin Children’s CourtOrganisation: Child and Family Agency
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