Teen held after breaking head shop ban

A 15-year-old Dublin boy facing robbery and public order charges has been remanded in custody after he broke a court's ban on him from going to head shops, which sell so-called legal highs.

Teen held after breaking head shop ban

A 15-year-old Dublin boy facing robbery and public order charges has been remanded in custody after he broke a court's ban on him from going to head shops, which sell so-called legal highs.

The boy was charged at the Children's Court on Friday last with being intoxicated to an extent he was a danger to himself and others, on Dublin's Foley Street, in the early hours of that morning. He was already facing another charge for taking part in a mugging and was awaiting sentence for a separate trespass offence.

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