Unprovoked Halloween assault may cost €10k

A Halloween assault where the victim had his jaw broken is set to cost the assailant €10,000.

Unprovoked Halloween assault may cost €10k
Fri, 01 Nov, 2019 - 05:05
Liam Heylin

A Halloween assault where the victim had his jaw broken is set to cost the assailant €10,000.

The man who carried out the unprovoked assault brought more compensation to Cork Circuit Criminal Court yesterday bringing the total to €7,200.

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