'Extremely violent man' jailed for stabbing in centre of Cork in broad daylight
The judge said the accused had shown zero remorse. File picture Dan Linehan
A five-year jail term was imposed on “an extremely violent man” who stabbed another man sitting in the front passenger seat of a car parked in Cork city centre at 10.30am in the morning.
30-year-old David Ross pleaded not guilty to all charges in relation to the case but a jury returned today with an 11-1 majority guilty verdict against him at Cork Circuit Criminal Court. They had deliberated for four hours.




