Youth remanded in custody after visiting alleged victim's workplace

A youth accused of attacking a shop worker has been remanded in custody after he repeatedly went to his alleged victim’s workplace.

Mon, 17 Nov, 2008 - 15:08

A youth accused of attacking a shop worker has been remanded in custody after he repeatedly went to his alleged victim’s workplace.

The teenager has been charged at the Children’s Court with assaulting the man, at the Londis shop car park, at Blackhorse Avenue, in Cabra, Dublin on July 25 last.

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