Suspect in Garda shooting has lengthy involvement in crime Dubliner involved in gangland crime and served 10 years for cocaine possession
Wed, May 26, 2021, 20:47
The man being questioned about the shooting of two Garda members during a siege in west Dublin is a convicted drugs dealer who has spent lengthy periods in prison.
The man, a Dubliner in his late 30s, was given a 10-year jail term just over a decade ago when he was convicted of possessing cocaine worth up to €70,000 on the street.
Then, he was arrested after his car was stopped by a Garda checkpoint. He threw a kilogram of cocaine from the vehicle before reaching the gardaí, but it was spotted by a member of the public who alerted the Garda.
Freed arsonist to return to jail after appeals court increases his sentence
The man had set fire to the front door of a family home in Qormi using a T-shirt soaked in petrol
26 May 2021, 5:00pm
by Matthew Agius
A man who had served his sentence for arson after setting fire to a front door will have to serve another 18 months in prison after a court increased his punishment, following an appeal by the Attorney General.
Madame Justice Edwina Grima, presiding the Court of Criminal Appeal, upheld an appeal by the AG against Martin Marco Baldacchino who had been jailed over an arson attack in 2011.
Man arrested over Dublin shooting had been warned of threat on his life Convicted drug dealer who served 10-year sentence has long been involved in feuding
Wed, May 26, 2021, 12:32 Updated: Wed, May 26, 2021, 12:42
The man being questioned about the shooting of two Garda members during a siege in a west Dublin housing estate on Tuesday night is a convicted drug dealer who has spent lengthy periods in prison.
The man, a Dubliner in his late 30s, was given a 10-year jail term just over a decade ago when he was convicted of possessing cocaine value at €70,000. At that time the man was heavily involved in drug dealing in west Dublin and had also become involved in a violent feud around the areas of Blanchardstown, Corduff and Clonsilla.
Pretended rights charges borders on the civil law rights
Although the charge of pretended rights is a crime, it is not far off from rights that emerge from civil law
23 May 2021, 8:23am
by Malcolm Mifsud
Although the charge of pretended rights is a crime, it is not far off from rights that emerge from civil law. This was held in Il-Pulizija -v- Paul Agius, Joseph Agius and Emanuel Agius, decided on 19 May 2021 by Magistrate Dr Donatella Frendo Dimech presiding of the Magistrates’ Court in its criminal jurisdiction.
The three brothers were accused of pretended rights that took place on 6 June 2020 and the following days. The Court immediately delved into the elements of pretended rights as stated in Article 85 of the Criminal Code. In Court of Criminal Appeal judgement delivered on 30 November 2016, the Court had held that the Court should in these cases investigate whether a state of affairs has been unilaterally changed and the victim of this offence has been deprived from t
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