The taxi man was held at gunpoint and assaulted.
A man's been charged in connection with an armed robbery on a taxi driver in Dublin city centre.
He was held at gunpoint and assaulted during the attack.
This armed robbery happened shortly before 3am on Wednesday morning when a taxi driver was waiting to pick up a fare on Mill Street in Dublin 8.
A man pointed a gun at him, threatened him and demanded money, before striking the driver a number of times, hitting him in the face and body.
The gunman made off with a number of stolen items but was arrested by Gardaí after he fled on foot.
The stolen property and a gun were recovered.
The man has since been charged in connection with the case and will appear before the Criminal Courts of Justice this morning.

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