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Derry man arrested at Garvaghy Road for beaching curfew linked to INLA charge (opens the original)
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A Derry man on bail for a charge of supporting a proscribed organisation namely the INLA was arrested at a police checkpoint on the Garvaghy Road at 5.15am on September 27 in breach of his curfew, a court heard on Monday. Christopher Dillon (18) of Rinmore Drive in Derry is currently facing a charge of supporting a proscribed organisation on July 12 after being arrested wearing an INLA T-shirt. Part of his bail conditions are that he is to observe a curfew from 8pm to 6am and he is not to go wit
Man âmisconstruedâ group trying to get drunk woman into car and attacked victim leaving him with life changing injuries (opens the original)
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A man who assaulted another man leaving him with âlife changing injuriesâ after wrongly believing he was forcing a woman into a car has been spared jail. Derry Crown Court heard on Friday how Diarmuid Hutton saw a group of men trying to bundle the woman into the car before he intervened and ended up assaulting the husband of the woman. Hutton (49) of Caw Hill Park in Derry admitted one count of inflicting grievous bodily harm on a man on November 30 2024. A prosecutor told the court that the
Co Derry businessman who sexually abused 15-year-old employee jailed (opens the original)
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A businessman from Co Derry who sexually abused his 15-year-old part time employee in his business premises has been jailed at Derry Crown Court. William Brown (64) from Loves Road in Magherafelt, had pleaded guilty to five charges of indecently assaulting the girl on dates between August 8 2005 and January 2 2007. A prosecution barrister told Judge Roseanne McCormick KC that the victim reported the abuse to the police on October 25, 2022. She was then formally interviewed by the police on Novem
Man shouted âTiocfaidh ar laâ at an Apprentice Boys parade (opens the original)
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A man shouted âTiocfaidh ar laâ at an Apprentice Boys parade in Derry, a court has been told. Anthony Bradley (50), of Barnwall Place in the city, was charged with public order offences on Saturday, August 8 A police officer told Derry Magistrates Court that a member of the public approached police at 3.50pm to report a man âcausing a nuisanceâ outside licensed premises on Spencer Road. Police approached and Bradley was said to have started to act disorderly, shouting âTiocfaidh ar laâ
Girl (15) is the âmost prolific offender in Derryâ, court is told (opens the original)
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A 15-year-old girl, said by police to be the most prolific offender in the Derry and Strabane district, has been charged with breaching her bail. The teenager, who cannot be named due to her age, was said to have breached her curfew by not returning to a childrenâs home where she resides on time. A police officer told the court that at 11.20pm on August 4 the girl was reported to have been banging on the door of an address. Derry Magistrates Court was told the defendant had refused to get into
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