Cork man charged in connection with burglary and criminal damage remand in custody

It arose out of an incident during which a woman woke in her bed to find a trespasser standing over her brandishing a knife

Sun, 29 Mar, 2020 - 18:10

Olivia Kelleher

A man charged with burglary and criminal damage arising out of an incident during which a woman woke in her bed to find a trespasser standing over her brandishing a knife, has been remanded in custody.

James McKenzie, of Dun Eoin in Carrigaline, Co Cork appeared before a special sitting of Cork District Court this morning.

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Courts Place: Cork Place: Dún Eoin Place: Carrigaline Place: Togher Garda Station Person: James McKenzie Person: Judge Person: John King Person: Garda Mags Ryan Person: McKenzie Person: Garda Ryan Person: Frank Buttimer Person: King Organisation: Cork District Court

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