Former garda spared jail over coercive control of wife
First reported 2 Oct, 16:51 UTCUpdated 2d ago3 sources
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A former garda who pleaded guilty to coercively controlling his wife has been spared jail after a Judge handed down an 18-month suspended sentence.
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Judge Keenan Johnson imposed an 18-month suspended sentence and ordered David Reynolds to pay €10,000 in compensation
A former garda who pleaded guilty to coercively controlling his wife has been spared jail after a Judge handed down an 18-month suspended sentence.
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- Former garda spared jail over coercive control of wife (opens RTÉ News in a new tab)
A former garda who pleaded guilty to coercively controlling his wife has been spared jail after a Judge handed down an 18-month suspended sentence.
- Sacked garda spared jail for control and coercion of wife over three years (opens The Irish Times in a new tab)
Judge Keenan Johnson imposed an 18-month suspended sentence and ordered David Reynolds to pay €10,000 in compensation
- Sacked garda spared jail for coercive control of wife over three years (opens TheJournal.ie in a new tab)
Judge Keenan Johnson imposed an 18-month suspended sentence for eight years and ordered the ex-garda to pay €10,000 in compensation.
