Aaron Thomas Curragh, of Belfast, who sent threatening online messages to Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly and smashed the windows of the office of a…
Aaron Thomas Curragh, of Belfast, who sent threatening online messages to Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly and smashed the windows of the office of a Democratic Unionist Party colleague, is sentenced to 31 months, of which he must serve half in custody and half on licence.
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CrimeAaron Thomas Curragh, of Belfast, who sent threatening online messages to Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly and smashed the windows of the office of a…
View Premium plansBrowse free archive reportsAaron Thomas Curragh, of Belfast, who sent threatening online messages to Deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly and smashed the windows of the office of a Democratic Unionist Party colleague, is sentenced to 31 months, of which he must serve half in custody and half on licence.