A judge has stated that it is “extraordinary” the State is paying disability benefit for a burglary gang member’s lactose intolerance.
READ MORE:Ireland storm warning as Met Eireann pinpoints two ‘impacts’ before sudden temperature plunge On the date three of the burglars, father and son, Patrick, 48, and Edward Woodland, along with Paul Kiely, 35, fled from the farmhouse after discovering that the sole occupant, 97-year-old James O’Connor was asleep in his bed. At around 3.30pm on January 5, 2018, the raiders had kicked in the door of the house.
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Man jailed for rural burglary gets disability benefit for lactose intolerance, court toldJudge comments on ‘extraordinary’ grounds for obtaining benefit as Edward Woodland (25) and three other gang members are jailed wtf? What!? Laughing seems to be the appropriate response, but somehow that feels wrong.
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