Man admits killing friend in 'moment of madness'

A Polish national who admitted killing his friend “in a moment of madness” while he was intoxicated, is to be sentenced later.

Man admits killing friend in 'moment of madness'
Mon, 18 Jun, 2012 - 19:22

A Polish national who admitted killing his friend “in a moment of madness” while he was intoxicated, is to be sentenced later.

Last March, Mariusz Jarosz (aged 31) of Fitzherbert Wood, Navan pleaded not guilty to murder but guilty to the manslaughter of David Mazur (aged 25) at The Glebe, Cherryvalley, Rathmoylan in Co Meath on January 6, 2011.

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CourtsHeathrowPlace: Fitzherbert WoodPlace: The GlebePlace: RathmoylanPlace: Co MeathPlace: PolandPlace: BlanchardstownPlace: Trim Garda StationPlace: IrelandPlace: south PolandPerson: Mariusz JaroszPerson: David MazurPerson: Brendan GrehanPerson: MazurPerson: Mark DalyPerson: GrehanPerson: JaroszPerson: GardaíPerson: Michael O’ HigginsPerson: Det SgtPerson: DalyPerson: O’HigginsPerson: O’ HigginsPerson: O’Person: LukaszPerson: Paul CarneyEvent: Little ChristmasOrganisation: Central Criminal CourtOrganisation: James Connolly Memorial Hospital
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