Case No. 21552Theft · Co. Clare · 23 Jul 2021
Judge refuses jurisdiction over 17 theft charges in Rathkeale fast food outlet case
Judge Carol Ann Coolican at Newcastle West District Court refused jurisdiction over 17 theft charges against Traveer Islam of Newcastle West, who allegedly used a handheld device to divert €4,344 from a fast food outlet in Rathkeale between July 23 and August 17, 2021. The case was sent to the Circuit Criminal Courts.
- Reportednot reported
- Arrestednot reported
- Chargednot reported
- In court8 Apr
- Verdict
- Sentenced
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Key facts
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- whatThe accused faces 17 charges of theft using a handheld device to divert money to an account (limerickpost.ie)
- whatThe total amount allegedly stolen was €4,344 (limerickpost.ie)
- whereThe alleged thefts took place at a fast food outlet in Rathkeale (limerickpost.ie)
- whenThe thefts occurred between July 23 and August 17, 2021 (limerickpost.ie)
- courtJudge Carol Ann Coolican refused to hear the case at Newcastle West District Court (limerickpost.ie)
- courtThe judge said the charges were serious and refused jurisdiction (limerickpost.ie)
- otherInspector Gearoid Thompson was prosecuting for the State (limerickpost.ie)
The reporting
newest first- 8 Apr2023Judge refuses to hear theft case deeming charges 'too serious'
Reports that the District Court judge refused jurisdiction on the basis that the charges were too serious, sending the case to the Circuit Criminal Courts where the accused can plead guilty or face a jury trial.
accused, Traveer Islam, male, namedTraveer Islam