Good News. I hope this guy continues to get better

Started by The Blegard, May 26, 2010, 07:09:50 AM

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stephenite

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Yeah-delighted to hear about that. Edit - the father was distraught when this guy was accquitted on the more serious charge

The Blegard

Quote from: stephenite on May 26, 2010, 07:13:37 AM
Yeah-delighted to hear about that. Edit - the father was distraught when this guy was accquitted on the more serious charge

The key is 14 years. It could have been the more serious charge and still only got 14. They will sort him out inside.
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Quote from: The Blegard on May 26, 2010, 07:20:52 AM
Quote from: stephenite on May 26, 2010, 07:13:37 AM
Yeah-delighted to hear about that. Edit - the father was distraught when this guy was accquitted on the more serious charge

The key is 14 years. It could have been the more serious charge and still only got 14. They will sort him out inside.


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stephenite

Just an update - they got the other thug, finally....


http://www.smh.com.au/nsw/coogee-bashing-extradited-suspect-flies-into-sydney-20100716-10d5o.html

A New Zealander has arrived in Sydney on a flight from Darwin to face court over an attack that left an Irish backpacker with brain damage.

Kane Desmond Tupuolamoui, 21, is expected to appear in Waverly Local Court today, where he will be formally charged over an attack on David Keohane on August 9, 2008.

He was arrested by NSW detectives at a house in Leanyer, in Darwin's northern suburbs, at 6am (AEST) yesterday after a tip-off from the public.

The arrest follows a two-month nationwide search.

Tupuolamoui appeared in Darwin Magistrate's Court yesterday, where magistrate Daynor Trigg granted an application for his extradition to Sydney.

Escorted by NSW detectives, he arrived at Sydney airport at 6.45am (AEST) today, police said in a statement.

He was then taken to Maroubra police station on a warrant for the offence of inflict grievous bodily harm with intent to murder.

Mr Keohane, 29, was discovered lying on the ground at Coogee, in Sydney's eastern suburbs.

The flooring contractor, who was living and working in Sydney, had been punched in the head about 14 times.

Mr Keohane was treated for multiple head injuries and facial fractures at Prince of Wales Hospital, where he was unconscious for 218 days.

He was taken back to his home in County Cork by his family in September 2009, where he spent more time in hospital. He now must use a wheelchair.

The attack left him with permanent brain damage.

AAP


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