Third Teen Arrested In Relation To Attack On A US Tourist In Dublin Last Week

Thursday, 27 July 2023 11:29

By Oisin Coyne

One other teen is in custody while a teenage boy was due before the courts again this morning.

A third teenager has been arrested in relation to an an attack on a US tourist in Dublin last week.

One other teen is in custody while a teenage boy was due before the courts again this morning.

Last week, Stephen Termini was attacked by a group of youths as he left his accommodation in Dublin's North Inner City.

The American tourist was on a dream trip to the capital.

Following the assault, the US embassy issued a warning to people coming to Ireland to be wary of their surroundings.

A teenage boy was arrested and charged with assault causing harm to Mr. Termini over the weekend.

He's due back in the Children's Court this morning.

In a separate development a second teenage boy has been arrested in relation to this alleged assault today.

Now, a third teen has also been arrested.

They're being questioned at North Dublin Garda Stations.

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