Motor dealer carjacked after he stopped to help with roadside 'breakdown'
A DUBLIN motor dealer was carjacked when he stopped on a roadside to help a group of people who claimed their vehicle had broken down. A man who was later caught driving the stolen car – but who is not alleged to have been involved in the theft – was jailed for five months. The accused, father-of-three Michael Bayly (27), admitted unauthorised use of the car dealer’s Audi after he was spotted in it a short time after at a filling station 70km away. Judge David McHugh sentenced him after he pleaded guilty at Blanchardstown District Court. He made the five months concurrent to a sentence ...
Source: independent.ie
