Louth stabbing accused due back in court after bail refused
A man accused of stabbing a 35-year-old male in Drogheda is due back in court on Wednesday.
Mahmoud Alhosini (25), with an address at an apartment on Laurence Street, Drogheda, was refused bail when brought before a special sitting of Dundalk District Court on Saturday night.
He is charged with assault causing harm and production of a large knife in the course of a fight, while committing or appearing to commit assault causing harm, at the same address in Laurence Street, on March 20 last.
The court heard that he was initially detained at 4.18 that morning.
Garda John O’Connor gave evidence of the subsequent arrest charge and caution of Mr Alhosini and said that he made no reply when both charges were put to him.
Judge Stephanie Coggans refused bail and remanded the defendant in custody to appear before Dundalk District Court on Wednesday, March 25.
The judge also directed that he receive medical attention.