Trinity lecturer avoids jail for throwing man down 15ft drop

A Trinity College lecturer has been given a suspended sentence for throwing a man down a 15ft drop causing him severe head injuries.

Trinity lecturer avoids jail for throwing man down 15ft drop
Thu, 07 Jun, 2012 - 19:25

A Trinity College lecturer has been given a suspended sentence for throwing a man down a 15ft drop causing him severe head injuries.

John Whipple (aged 35) claimed he attacked the victim because he had urinated on his shoes.

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