Girl admits attacking gardaí following binge

A teenage girl, who has been in care since she was aged one, has pleaded guilty to attacking two gardaí following a drinking binge.

Girl admits attacking gardaí following binge
Mon, 15 Nov, 2010 - 15:55

A teenage girl, who has been in care since she was aged one, has pleaded guilty to attacking two gardaí following a drinking binge.

The Dublin teen (aged 16) pleaded guiltytoday at the Children's Court to two counts of assaulting gardai on a date last April

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