NATIONAL: Couple to be sentenced later after they made a false insurance claim
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A husband and wife falsely tried to claim they had been injured in a car accident after the husband reversed into an off-duty garda driving a van, a Dublin court has heard.
Rene Cifra (34) was only 15 minutes into his new job as a food delivery man in May 2019 when he missed the house he was delivering to and decided to reverse down Griffith Avenue, Dublin Circuit Criminal Court heard on Tuesday.
Cifra collided with a Mercedes van which was being driven by an off-duty garda and ended up writing off his car.
Marshfield public safety: Man uses BB gun to damage vehicles
Marshfield police
At 1:50 a.m. April 3, an officer tried to stop a vehicle at West Veterans Parkway and West Laurel Street, but the vehicle led the officer on a chase. The officer identified the driver as a 42-year-old Fall Creek man and requested charges from the Wood County District Attorney s Office.
At 4:14 a.m. April 3, a 47-year-old Marshfield man reported a domestic disturbance involving his ex-girlfriend, a 55-year-old Marshfield woman. An officer arrested the woman on suspected charges of battery and disorderly conduct, both as domestic abuse incidents.
At 10:10 a.m. April 2, a Marshfield woman reported someone shattered a window and dented a door on a vehicle parked in a driveway in the 2200 block of South Maple Avenue. Police determined a BB gun caused the damage and the Clark County Sheriff s Office and Stratford Police Department was investigating similar incidents. Officers found an 18-year-old Marshfi
New speed rules proposed for Dublin with 40km/h limits in northside Changes ‘could be the difference between life and death’, city council says
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Public consultation to begin on Friday on proposals that would see 30km/h as the limit for most of the city and suburbs, with a new 40km/h limit on a number of roads on the northside of the city. File photograph: Dara Mac Dónaill
A new 40km/h speed limit is proposed to be introduced in parts of Dublin following the rejection last year of a 30km/h blanket limit by city councillors.
I flew home to Dublin last September. It had been 13 months since I’d sat at my parents’ kitchen table and saw the familiar outline of the Daniel O’Connell monument from their Glasnevin home.
Gardai storm several Dublin areas busting gang in night of terror as one arrested in Marino/Fairview incidents
A warning has been sent around to residents as it is suspected that another member of the gang is still at large
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