Man produced a knife and threatened to 'finish it' with his brother, Cork court told

The defendant admitted there was a dispute, he denied making any threat and he said that a third male in the house would back up his version of events

Judge Mary Dorgan noted from the evidence that the defendant’s brother was uninjured although it was allegedly a serious dispute and she said she was granting bail. File photo: Larry Cummins

A 43-year-old man with no convictions of any kind was arrested following allegations that he produced a knife during an assault on his brother and threatened to “finish it with him”. 

Garda Liam English objected to bail being granted to Oleh Shevel and said that the defendant’s brother, Roman Shevel, alleged that during a dispute at their home at 22 Bellview Crescent, Old Youghal Road, Cork, on Tuesday, September 16, Oleh Shevel made a threat that made his brother believe he was going to be killed or seriously injured.