Kieran ‘Bunny’ Barry (51), who was found guilty on two other charges, denies threatening to harm seriously or kill Dean Landers in 2019
Kieran ‘Bunny’ Barry , who was found guilty on two other charges, denies threatening to harm seriously or kill Dean Landers in 2019A jury is to resume its deliberations on Wednesday morning in the trial of a man accused of threatening to kill or cause serious harm to a Det Gda serving in Limerick City.
The jury found Barry guilty of one count of possessing cannabis on the night in question, and guilty of one count of resisting Det Gda Landers in executing his lawful duties on the same night.Woman who claims physio sexually assaulted her during treatment ‘froze’ when he told her he was ‘getting hard’The foreperson of the jury told the court that it had not yet reached a decision in respect of the threat to kill charge against Barry.
“He told me he was going to murder me ... he said he would bury me somewhere where no one would find me,” Det Gda Landers alleged.he was clenching his fists and he told me he was going to give me a slow death and that he would give my kids an even slower one.” Later on that night, gardaí observed Barry sitting on a couch in the front livingroom of his home and they entered the property and arrested him.
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