Man swallowed heroin deals, knocked over garda and ran off, court hears

A 41-year-old man swallowed 10 to 12 deals of heroin before knocking a garda to the ground and running from the scene in Cork city, it was alleged today.
Man swallowed heroin deals, knocked over garda and ran off, court hears
Mon, 29 Jun, 2020 - 19:04
Liam Heylin

Anthony Curtis swallowed 10 to 12 deals of heroin before knocking a Garda to the ground and running from the scene, it was alleged at Cork District Court today. Picture: Stock image
Anthony Curtis swallowed 10 to 12 deals of heroin before knocking a Garda to the ground and running from the scene, it was alleged at Cork District Court today. Picture: Stock image

A 41-year-old man swallowed 10 to 12 deals of heroin before knocking a member of An Garda Síochána to the ground and running from the scene, it was alleged yesterday.

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