Learn languages naturally with fresh, real content!

Popular Topics
Explore By Region
A Dublin jury ruled Detective Superintendent Rory Sheriff used reasonable force in 2014 when striking former Garda John Bowe during a high-speed chase.
A Dublin jury has ruled that Detective Superintendent Rory Sheriff used reasonable force when striking former Garda John Bowe during a 2014 high-speed chase in Wexford, finding his actions justified after Bowe fled at over 140 kph, ignored police, and turned toward Sheriff with a metallic object.
The civil trial, lasting eight days, concluded with a majority verdict in Sheriff’s favor, rejecting Bowe’s claim that he was surrendering and suffered a neurological disorder.
Sheriff testified he feared for his safety, believing Bowe had a knife, and acted in self-defense.
Judge O'Higgins awarded costs to Sheriff’s legal team, pending any appeal.
Un jurado de Dublín dictaminó que el Detective Superintendente Rory Sheriff usó fuerza razonable en 2014 cuando golpeó al ex Garda John Bowe durante una persecución a alta velocidad.