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Eighth man charged in connection with alleged false imprisonment of woman in Dublin
The eighth man involved in the alleged false imprisonment of a woman at a property in Dublin on Thursday 26 September has now been charged.
The man aged in his 40s had been arrested alongside seven other males, including one teenager, following an attack on a woman on Bolton Street, Dublin 7 on Thursday.
Yesterday, seven of the males involved were charged and appeared in front of the Criminal Courts of Justice in Dublin.
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Today, the eighth man has been charged and is due to appear before the Criminal Courts of Justice on Monday morning 30 September at 10:30am.
The woman was hospitalised due to injuries sustained in the alleged attack.
Gardaí say that investigations into the incident are ongoing.
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