Boy (16) remanded in custody after being charged in connection with stabbing of Army chaplain
Briefly

Detective Sergeant Paul McNulty characterized the attack as an indiscriminate, unprovoked and frenzied stabbing, highlighting the serious nature of the assault against Fr Paul Murphy.
The priest was subjected to multiple stab wounds to his arms and sustained various other minor cuts, indicating the violent and erratic nature of the assailant's actions.
Concerns were raised about the accused potentially being a flight risk and the danger of committing further offences, leading to the refusal of bail by Justice Furlong.
Defense attorney Jack Donohue emphasized that detention should be a last resort, presenting the boy's willingness to adhere to court conditions, highlighting parental support.
Read at Irish Independent
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