Inability to remember aunt's name leads to jail for Cork heroin addict

Gardaí boarded the bus at a Covid checkpoint and the defendant "could not think of the name for the aunt he said he was visiting" when asked
In an apparent breach of the terms of the lockdown, Jason Landy was travelling from Dublin to Cork in a bus. File photo

In an apparent breach of the terms of the lockdown, Jason Landy was travelling from Dublin to Cork in a bus. File photo

A bus passenger travelling from Dublin to Cork during a Covid lockdown with over €17,000 worth of heroin got so nervous with gardaí he claimed he was visiting his aunt but could not recall the address – or even remember her name.

32-year-old Jason Landy who was living at Rope Walk, Blackrock, Cork, has now been jailed for the crime.

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