A north Belfast man charged over a security alert at an event attended by the Irish foreign minister has had his latest bail application refused.Police said a van was hijacked, an item placed in the back and a workman threatened and ordered to drive it to the venue Mr Coveney was attending.Mr Service, 41, of Ballysillan Road, has been charged with preparing terrorist acts, hijacking a van and causing a bomb hoax.
"There is a letter from an accountancy firm in relation to liabilities it's not meeting. It's really on its uppers to put it mildly," the lawyer said.A prosecution lawyer said a letter she received from accountants in relation to the business "isn't quite as dire as suggested". The prosecution lawyer also said that while she "didn't wish to appear unsympathetic, most individuals who remain in custody, it has an impact on families, their employment, and their ability to provide for their families.
Is Darren Service with the secret service?
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Tick tock for Bryson setting Winky up must be some bets took on who takes Jamie out first lol
During internment how much consideration was given to the families of INNOCENT men locked up without so much as a hint of a trial?
carlalockhart very quiet on active terrorists.Odd that.
There was an alternative But unfortunately Unionists Didn't take it before 1969
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