Males keep away from conviction after ‘wrestle’ with gardaí

Two males have averted conviction after a ‘wrestle’ with gardaí in Letterkenny city centre.

Frank Jeffrey and his nephew Joseph Kuyewawa, every with addresses at Premier Sq., Finglas Highway, Dublin, appeared at Letterkenny District Court docket this week.

Jeffrey had tried to ‘thwart’ Gardai who had been within the strategy of arresting his intoxicated nephew.

Sergeant Jim Collins instructed the court docket that Gardai noticed 34-year-old Kuyewawa in an especially intoxicated state at Pearse Highway, Letterkenny.

Kuyewawa did not cooperate with Gardai, who requested for his title and deal with. “He was too intoxicated to take action,” Sergeant Jim Collins instructed the court docket.

Jeffrey, a 33-year-old, tried to intervene. Sergeant Collins instructed the court docket that Jeffrey tried to thwart Gardai once they had been arresting Kuyewawa and there was a ‘wrestle’.

Kuyewawa has no earlier convictions whereas Jeffrey has a ‘quantity’ of earlier street site visitors convictions.

Solicitor Mr Patsy Gallagher represented each males. He mentioned Kuyewawa was ‘very drunk’ on the evening and Jeffrey ‘grew to become involved for his nephew’.

“He accepts that he shouldn’t have gotten concerned,” Mr Gallagher mentioned.

Choose Éiteáin Cunningham mentioned that every man might keep away from a conviction by making a €250 donation to St Vincent de Paul.

A default order of a conviction, with a €300 positive, was set down by Choose Cunningham.

Males keep away from conviction after ‘wrestle’ with gardaí was final modified: October twenty fifth, 2023 by Rachel McLaughlin