Case No. 17305Assault on a garda

Enoch Burke's father found guilty of assault on female garda

The father of Enoch Burke was found guilty of a 'red rag to a bull assault' on a female garda, according to a report published on 10 May 2024 by extra.ie. The sources do not give the date or location of the incident, or the date of the court finding. The father is not named in the sources, and no nationality is stated. The latest reported development is the guilty finding, and no sentence is reported.

  1. Reportednot reported
  2. Arrestednot reported
  3. Chargednot reported
  4. In courtnot reported
  5. Convicted10 May
  6. Sentenced
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Key facts

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What happened
The father of Enoch Burke was found guilty of a 'red rag to a bull assault' on a female garda.
Other details
  • The victim was a female garda.
  • The father is not named in the sources and is not one of the existing Enoch Burke cases.
  • The article body is unrendered template code, so only the headline gives details of the case.
In court
The finding of guilt was made in a courtroom.
When
The report was published on 10 May 2024; the date of the incident and of the court finding are not given.
Where
No county or location for the incident or the court is given.
Charges
The sources give only the guilty finding for an assault on a garda and do not state the charge wording.
Sentence
No sentence is reported in the sources.
2 statements extracted from the articles
  • whatEnoch Burke's father was found guilty of a 'red rag to a bull assault' on a female garda. (extra.ie)
  • courtThe finding of guilt was made in a courtroom. (extra.ie)

The reporting

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  1. 10 May2024
    Enoch Burke's Father Found Guilty Of 'Red Rag To A Bull Assault' On Female Garda In Courtroom

    Only the headline gives details. The article body is unrendered template code with no facts about the offence, court, date or sentence. The father is not named, and he is not one of the existing Enoch Burke cases.

    convicted