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Man (29) acquitted of threatening to kill and falsely imprison a woman at her home in Cork last year Jamie McKenzie of Dun Eoin, Carrigaline was also found not guilty of aggravated burglary at the woman's home.  Cork Circuit Criminal Court had previously heard that the complainant was awoken by McKenzie, who was alleged to have tapped a ceramic knife against her leg, and demanded to know where an individual was in the house.  McKenzie rejected the woman's version of events and said that he had gone to the house to tell the woman that she should not be seeing one man when she was...

Cork jury takes less than one hour to return not guilty verdicts Man always denied accusation of aggravated burglary while armed with a knife at a house in Carrigaline, telling trial: 'It's a lie' The nine men and three women of the jury returned to Cork Circuit Criminal Court with their unanimous not guilty verdicts. File picture: Dan Linehan Thu, 06 May, 2021 - 17:58 Liam Heylin A jury took less than an hour to reach unanimous not guilty verdicts in the case against a 29-year-old man who was put on trial on an accusation of standing over the bed of a mother of three in Carrigaline, Co Cork...

  A 29-year-old man has walked free from court after a jury took less than an hour to acquit of threatening to kill a woman, falsely imprisoning her and aggravated burglary at her home in Co Cork last year. Jamie McKenzie broke down in tears when the jury of nine men and three women returned “not guilty” verdicts on all three charges on the third day of his trial at Cork Circuit Criminal Court. McKenzie from Dun Eoin, Carrigaline, Co Cork had earlier pleaded guilty to a fourth charge of obstructing Garda Tony Devane at Kingswood, Carrigaline on March 28th, 2020 and was given a thre...