29/08/2007
Student Gets Suspended Sentence For Dropping Trousers
A 19-year-old Donegal student has been given a four-month suspended sentence for dropping his trousers in front of a governor’s home in Senegal.
Mr Patrick Devine from Dunfanaghy, in Donegal, also received a small fine at a hearing today.
Mr Devine spent more than three weeks in prison in St Louis in Senegal before being released on bail last week and a spokesperson for the Department of Foreign Affairs could not confirm the current whereabouts of Mr Devine.
An EU consular official was in court in the west African state today for the trial and Irish officials monitored the situation from the embassy in Nigeria.
(SB/SP)
Mr Patrick Devine from Dunfanaghy, in Donegal, also received a small fine at a hearing today.
Mr Devine spent more than three weeks in prison in St Louis in Senegal before being released on bail last week and a spokesperson for the Department of Foreign Affairs could not confirm the current whereabouts of Mr Devine.
An EU consular official was in court in the west African state today for the trial and Irish officials monitored the situation from the embassy in Nigeria.
(SB/SP)
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