Man charged with attempted murder of police officers
Summary
Two men have been charged in connection with an incident in Derry, Northern Ireland, where four police officers were injured. Eoin Carlin is charged with attempted murder and other offenses, while Connlan Boyle faces charges related to assault and drug possession.Key Facts
- The incident occurred at a house on Collon Lane in Derry.
- Eoin Carlin, 21, appeared in court charged with attempted murder and other offenses.
- Carlin allegedly used a five-inch hunting knife against police officers.
- He faces additional charges, including wounding, possession of a weapon, assault, and drugs offenses.
- Carlin's lawyer stated that he has mental health issues and did not realize he was dealing with police during the incident.
- No bail was requested for Carlin, and he is set to appear in court again on 18 December.
- Connlan Boyle, 20, appeared in court on separate charges related to the same incident.
- Boyle is accused of assaulting police and custody officers, spitting at officers, and possessing a Class B drug.
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