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Male juveniles involved in an incident of endangerment of Gardaí are appearing before a sitting of Dublin Children's Court today (October 4).
Gardaí responded to reports of dangerous driving in the Cherry Orchard area of Co Dublin shortly after 7.30pm on Monday September 19. Upon arrival Gardaí observed two vehicles driving erratically. The Official Garda vehicle was deliberated rammed on a number of occasions during the incident.
Investigating Gardaí charged three of the four male juveniles who were arrested yesterday morning Monday 3rd October, 2022.
The fourth male juvenile has been referred to the Juvenile Youth Diversion Programme, in accordance with the Children's Act, 2001.
Investigations ongoing.
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