A 33-year-old driver, Charlene Lawlor of Derry Road, Crumlin, Dublin 12, is reported to have knocked down a three-year-old child at a pedestrian crossing. Multiple outlets state that she tests positive for cannabis in connection with the incident. The Irish Times reports that Lawlor initially blamed the child’s mother but later admitted that she was culpable. BreakingNews.ie adds that she has a record of prior road traffic convictions, including eight previous convictions, two of which post-date the offence. Together, the accounts describe the incident, Lawlor’s cannabis test result, her changing account of responsibility, and the existence of prior convictions. The reports do not provide further details on injuries or the outcome of any court proceedings in the excerpts provided.
Driver admits culpability after knocking down three-year-old at Dublin pedestrian crossing
A 33-year-old driver, Charlene Lawlor of Derry Road, Crumlin, Dublin 12, is reported to have knocked down a three-year-old child at a pedestrian crossing. Multiple outlets state that she tests positiv...
- Charlene Lawlor, 33, is linked to a pedestrian crossing incident in Dublin involving a three-year-old child.
- Reports state she tested positive for cannabis after the incident.
- The Irish Times says she initially blamed the child’s mother but later admitted culpability.
- BreakingNews.ie reports she has eight previous road traffic convictions, including two after the offence.
- The incident occurs at a pedestrian crossing in Dublin, with Lawlor identified as living on Derry Road, Crumlin, Dublin 12.
Charlene Lawlor (33) of Derry Road, Crumlin, Dublin 12, has eight previous road traffic convictions - two of which post-date this offence.
3 months agoCharlene Lawlor (33) initially blamed mother but later admitted culpability
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