Chinese man ordered to leave country

A Chinese man who sexually assaulted a woman and mugged and beat a young girl has been given a three-year suspended sentence on condition that he leave the country immediately and not return for 15 years.

Chinese man ordered to leave country
Tue, 17 Nov, 2009 - 14:33

A Chinese man who sexually assaulted a woman and mugged and beat a young girl has been given a three-year suspended sentence on condition that he leave the country immediately and not return for 15 years.

Judge Patrick McCartan told Sun Yu (aged 24) at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court during an earlier hearing that he is “no longer welcome in this country".

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