Heroin addict has sentence extended for armed robbery

A heroin addict who received a five year prison sentence in Naas Circuit Criminal Court on Thurday for robbery, has been jailed for a further six years for armed robbery in Dublin.

Heroin addict has sentence extended for armed robbery
Fri, 07 Mar, 2008 - 19:03

A heroin addict who received a five year prison sentence in Naas Circuit Criminal Court on Thursday for robbery, has been jailed for a further six years for armed robbery in Dublin.

Peter Christie (aged 43) of Donaghmore Park, Tallaght pleaded guilty to robbing over €16,800 from a Securicor cash-in-transit worker in Ballyfermot on January 11, 2002.

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