3 Teenagers Arrested over Violent Incident At DART Station.

Thursday, 13 May 2021 12:10

Woman feel between the train and the platform, attempting to dodge a group of teenagers.

Gardaí in Dublin have arrested three teenage boys in relation to a violent incident that occurred at a DART Station last month.

Two 16 year olds and a 13 year old were arrested on suspicion of violent disorder following events at Howth Junction station on April 1st.

Videos of an alleged assault from that date went viral online and show a woman falling between the train and the platform, in an attempt to dodge a group of teens.

During the course of five searches in north Dublin this morning, gardaí seized clothes, bicycles and mobile phones.

The teenagers are being held at Clontarf, Raheny and Coolock Garda stations and officers say investigations are ongoing.

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