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Man convicted of knife spree on primary kids that left girl, 5, in a wheelchair
Riad Bouchaker, 52, was convicted of the attempted murder of two girls, 5 and 6, and one boy, 5, in a horrific knife attack in Dublin that left a five-year-old disabled and sparked violent riots
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irishtimes.com
Parnell Square attacker Riad Bouchaker found guilty of attempted murder of three children
Man also found guilty of intentionally inflicting serious harm on child-care worker
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Jury resumes considering verdicts in trial of Riad Bouchaker for attempted murder of three children
Bouchaker denies attempted murder during incident at Parnell Square, Dublin, on November 23rd, 2023
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dailymail.com
Man who stabbed three kids in Dublin found guilty of attempted murder
An Algerian man has been found guilty of attempting to murder three children during a knife attack on a group of small children on a Dublin street in 2023.
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The inside story of the Riad Bouchaker trial: Horror and heroism at Parnell Square
Casting the seriously injured childcare worker aside, Bouchaker turned his knife towards the children slashing, stabbing and ‘jabbing ferociously’
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independent.co.uk
Man found guilty of attempted murder of three children in knife attack
One of his victims is now non-verbal, uses a wheelchair and cannot swallow safely
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mirror.co.uk
Man convicted of knife spree on primary kids that left girl, 5, in a wheelchair
Riad Bouchaker, 52, was convicted of the attempted murder of two girls, 5 and 6, and one boy, 5, in a horrific knife attack in Dublin that left a five-year-old disabled and…
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theguardian.com
Man guilty of attempting to murder three children in attack that triggered Dublin riot
Jury also finds Riad Bouchaker guilty of assaulting two other children and a childcare worker in 2023 stabbings
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Riad Bouchaker found guilty of the attempted murder of three children in Dublin
In the News podcast: Knife attack took place outside a city-centre school in November 2023