Balaclava man waving hammer allegedly robbed station of €500
By Brendan Grehan
A BALACLAVA-clad man waving a hammer who allegedly robbed a Lucan Service Station of over €500 has been remanded for service of his book of evidence by Blanchardstown District Court.
Judge David McHugh had previously refused jurisdiction in Michael Doherty’s case.
Doherty, aged 41, with an address at Kilclare Crescent, Tallaght, is charged with robbing €520 in cash from a staff member at Maxol Filling Station, Newcastle Road, Lucan, on March 31, 2017.
The court had heard it will be alleged that at 9.10pm on March 31, 2017, Doherty entered the Maxol station wearing a balaclava and waving a hammer.
Doherty allegedly threatened the staff member with a hammer and made off with €520 in cash.
Doherty was before Judge McHugh for service of his book of evidence.
Sergeant Maria Callaghan said the book was not ready.
Judge McHugh remanded Doherty on continuing bail for a month for service of the book of evidence.
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