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Taxi driver who sexually assaulted late night passenger after she passed out in his car jailed Reporter: '); A taxi driver who sexually assaulted a late night passenger after she passed out in his car has been jailed for four years. The victim told gardaí that she woke up to find Gerard Gunnery Snr (60) with his hand inside her and masturbating himself. He then became aggressive and threw her out of the car, leaving her in a heap on the side of the road. Gunnery Snr of Ellenfield Road, Whitehall, Dublin pleaded guilty to sexual assaulting the woman in Dublin city on December 23, 2017. Ev...
Taxi driver gets four years for sexual assault of woman Updated / Friday, 29 Jan 2021 17:21 RTÉ Courts Reporter A 60-year-old taxi driver who sexually assaulted a young woman three years ago after she fell asleep in his car has been jailed for four years. Gerard Gunnery Snr, from Ellenfield Road in Whitehall in Dublin, became aggressive when the woman woke up as he was assaulting her and threw her out of his car, leaving her on the road in the early hours of the morning of 23 December 2017. Gunnery had two other passengers in his taxi when he stopped on Dublin's Harcourt Street to offer t...