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Mongolian man attacked partner and claimed he would "kill everyone"

Summary

In a Dublin Circuit Criminal Court case, Tumenbayer Dashnamjil, aged 48, pleaded guilty to assault causing harm after attacking his then partner on 17 March 2018. The incident began after Dashnamjil had consumed a bottle of Jack Daniels around midnight, during which he threw objects and later punched his partner on the right cheek. He then followed her to the bathroom, choked her, and threatened that he would "kill everyone." The victim reported feeling in fear for her life and that Dashnamjil had repeatedly said he was not afraid of the Gardaí and would kill her if she called them. Dashnamjil, who has 13 prior convictions including assault, theft and public order offences, was sentenced to three years' imprisonment with the final 12 months suspended on strict conditions. The judge noted a disturbing background of alcohol‑related behaviour and previous convictions. The sentence was imposed in the presence of the victim's testimony and Dashnamjil's admission of guilt.

Who, what, where, when and why

What: Report matter: Mongolian man attacked partner and claimed he would "kill everyone". Charges or matters: assault causing harm at his address on March 17, 2018. Procedural stage: sentence

When:

• March 17, 2018 Incident
• 2019-07-29 Publication

Case subjects

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Topics

Public Order Stage Sentence Theft Violent Crime

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