Man's schizophrenia treatment offer arrived two days after he killed his grandmother, Cork court told

Sentencing was adjourned until March 4 so the judge can see details of a psychiatric care plan for the accused for whenever he is released from prison
Cork Circuit Criminal Court heard : 'This is a tragedy for the family and also a tragedy for Mr Ogbo (the accused).' File picture: Larry Cummins

Cork Circuit Criminal Court heard : 'This is a tragedy for the family and also a tragedy for Mr Ogbo (the accused).' File picture: Larry Cummins

The mother of a young man facing a sentence for manslaughter of his grandmother had been trying to organise a depot drug injection for her son’s diagnosed schizophrenia, but the treatment offer she needed for him only arrived in the post two days after the killing.

Brian Nnamdi Ogbo appeared at Cork Circuit Criminal Court for sentencing for the manslaughter of his grandmother at the family home in Carrigaline one year ago.

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