Student convicted of choking taxi driver avoids jail term

A student who caused a taxi driver to crash his car by choking him from the back seat has avoided jail after agreeing to pay €8,000 in compensation.

Student convicted of choking taxi driver avoids jail term
Tue, 16 Jul, 2013 - 18:33

A student who caused a taxi driver to crash his car by choking him from the back seat has avoided jail after agreeing to pay €8,000 in compensation.

Owen Guckian (aged 22) of Howth Road, Killester pleaded guilty at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court to endangerment at Ballymun Road on May 24, 2011.

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