Court archive
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2016-01-20 · Balbriggan, Dublin
Aaron O'Neill, 20, and his friend Colin Hammond, 21, were found guilty in Dublin Circuit Criminal Court of making a false bomb report on Bath Road, Balbriggan, on 13 January 2015. O'Neill had been drinking and taking tablets with Hammond when he decided he did not want to go to work the next day. He paid Hammond to call a pay‑phone outside…
2015-11-24 · Balbriggan, Dublin
Aaron O'Neill, 20, and his friend Colin Hammond, 21, both from Balbriggan, pleaded guilty in Dublin Circuit Criminal Court to making a false bomb report on Bath Road on 13 January 2015. O'Neill, after drinking and taking tablets, decided he did not want to go to work the next day and paid Hammond to call 999 from a payphone outside Hammond's…
2015-10-27 · Dublin
Colin Hammond, 21, of Balbriggan, pleaded guilty in Dublin Circuit Criminal Court to making false bomb reports that caused a motorway closure, air‑traffic control disruption and the evacuation of 4,000 Intel employees. He had been drinking and taking tablets with a friend who paid him €30 to make the calls because he did not want to work at Intel…
2015-08-01 · Dublin
In a 2015 case, a 21‑year‑old Dublin man named Colin Hammond pleaded guilty to making false bomb calls that shut down the M4 motorway, disrupted air traffic control and prevented 4,000 Intel staff from working. Hammond, who had been drinking and taking tablets, was paid €30 by a friend who did not want to go to work at Intel in Leixlip. He called…