Sudanese man given suspended sentence after two Dublin Airport security alerts
Abdul Ahmead El Tayeb, 48, a Sudanese man living in England, was given a fully suspended eight-week prison sentence at Dublin District Court after being charged twice with trespass and immigration offences following two security alerts at Dublin Airport within three days. He was ordered to cooperate with his deportation and not return to Ireland for two years.
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- Arrestednot reported
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- Sentenced30 Mar
Key facts
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- whatAbdul Ahmead El Tayeb is 48 years old and a father of three (rte.ie)
- whatHe is Sudanese (rte.ie)
- whatHe has lived in England since 2017 (rte.ie)
- whatHe was first arrested on Monday evening after getting past security in Terminal 2 onto an Aer Lingus flight to Birmingham without a ticket, passport or boarding pass (rte.ie)
- whatGarda Kim Fitzpatrick found him in an office in a restricted staff services area (rte.ie)
- whatHe had gone to Belfast to visit a friend but lost his bag containing his phone and passport (rte.ie)
- whatHe got the bus to Dublin and drank the whole way (rte.ie)
- whatHe had been homeless in Dublin for the past two days (rte.ie)
- whatHe works as an odd-jobs man living between Newcastle and Birmingham (rte.ie)
- whereHis address is at Stanton Street, Newcastle, England (rte.ie)
- whereThe second alert happened at arrivals in Terminal 1 at 11.15am on Thursday (rte.ie)
- chargeHe was charged with the same trespass and immigration offences again (rte.ie)
- courtHe pleaded guilty immediately and did not need a translator (rte.ie)
- courtThe charges carry a possible 12-month sentence (rte.ie)
- courtHe was to be held overnight and returned to the UK the following day (rte.ie)
- courtLegal aid was granted (rte.ie)
- sentenceHe was fined €700 for trespass and an immigration offence of failing to produce a passport (rte.ie)
- sentenceJudge King imposed an eight-week sentence but suspended it on condition El Tayeb cooperates with immigration authorities, does not resist deportation, and does not return to Ireland for two years (rte.ie)
The reporting
newest first- 30 Mar2023Man sparks second airport security alert in three days
Reports the court outcome: Judge John King imposed a fully suspended eight-week sentence on condition El Tayeb cooperates with immigration authorities, does not resist deportation, and does not return to Ireland for two years. Legal aid was granted and he was to be returned to the UK the following day.
convicted, Abdul Ahmead El Tayeb, 48, male, Sudanese, named, non-irishAbdul Ahmead El Tayeb