
Prosecution Calls Defence 'Absurd' in Dublin Knife Attack Trial
The prosecution has described Riad Bouchaker's defence as 'absurd,' arguing that his actions during a 15-second knife attack in Dublin's Parnell Square clearly showed intent to kill, despite the defence's claim he lacked 'murderous' intent.
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‘Absurd’ to suggest Riad Bouchaker’s actions did not show intent to kill, jury told
Defence argues Bouchaker did not have ‘murderous’ intent and asks jury not to treat Parnell Square accused as a ‘monster’
By Mary Carolan
Read full article →Man's defence over Parnell Street attack 'absurd' - court
The prosecution has said Riad Bouchaker's defence that he did not mean to kill anyone during an attack with a knife at Parnell Square in Dublin, lasting just 15 seconds, was "absurd" and a "lame excuse" and he should be judged by his actions not his words.
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