Gangster complains about being kept in Covid-19 isolation in jail
An infamous gangster facing charges of conspiracy to murder has complained about the effects on his mental health of Covid-19 isolation in prison. Michael O'Loughlin said that he has to go into isolation in prison after interviews with police who are investigating a slew of criminal charges against him. The Galway man told a court hearing in Newry this week: "My mental health suffers very badly in isolation. I've been in there twice already." O'Loughlin is facing a litany of charges in the North after the UK's National Crime Agency used information from the hacked Encrochat network used by c...
Source: sundayworld.com