22 empty beer cans found in car which crashed into a wall following a high speed Garda chase
22 empty beer cans were found in a car which crashed into a wall outside a creche in Longford earlier this week following a high speed Garda chase.
35-year-old William Lawrence, of Cloncovid, Kilcogy, Cavan, was charged with 6 counts of dangerous driving, failure to have insurance or his driving licence as well as a drive off offence at a petrol station in Ballinalee on Monday.
Gardai attempted to stop the vehicle which was driving erratically, before it fled the scene, struck a patrol car, and later crashed into a wall.
The married father of two appeared in court today on crutches after it heard he suffered a broken ankle or foot as well as a dislocated hip following the incident.
He was refused bail and was remanded in custody to Cloverhill District Court next Tuesday.
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