Case No. 23681Criminal damage · Co. Roscommon · 17 Dec 2020
Dublin man sentenced for damaging letterboxes in Carrick-on-Shannon
Darryll Cassells, a 27-year-old Dublin man, was convicted of criminal damage for damaging four letterboxes worth €100 at an apartment block in Cortober, Carrick-on-Shannon, on 17 December 2020, and was sentenced to two months' imprisonment to run concurrent with his existing custodial sentence.
- Reportednot reported
- Arrestednot reported
- Chargednot reported
- In courtnot reported
- Verdictnot reported
- Sentenced7 Dec
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Key facts
consolidated from all reports9 statements extracted from the articles
- whatFour letterboxes inside the entrance of an apartment block were damaged, causing €100 worth of damage. (leitrimobserver.ie)
- whereThe offence took place at Inver Gael, Cortober, Co Roscommon. (leitrimobserver.ie)
- whenThe offence occurred on 17 December 2020. (leitrimobserver.ie)
- sentenceThe defendant was sentenced to two months in prison to run concurrent with his current sentence. (leitrimobserver.ie)
- otherThe defendant was 27 years old and a father of one daughter. (leitrimobserver.ie)
- otherThe defendant has 80 previous convictions. (leitrimobserver.ie)
- otherThe judge noted prior convictions for theft and entering buildings. (leitrimobserver.ie)
- otherThe defendant is due for release from his current sentence on 12 April 2024. (leitrimobserver.ie)
- otherThe judge asked about compensation but the solicitor said the client has been in prison. (leitrimobserver.ie)
The reporting
newest first- 7 Dec2022Defendant "was out of his mind on drugs" in Carrick-on-Shannon
Reports the conviction and sentencing of Darryll Cassells for damaging four letterboxes; he pleaded guilty, was described as being 'out of his mind on drugs', and received a two-month concurrent sentence.
convicted, Darryll Cassells, 27, male, named, non-irish (judged from name)Darryll Cassells