Pedestrian who falsely claimed he was injured in collision tempted by ‘what he thought was easy money’, says judge
David Gregan (43), of Abbeylea Close, Swords, Co Dublin. Photo: Collins Courts
Isabel Hayes
A pedestrian who falsely claimed he was injured in a collision between a bus and a car will be given 150 hours of community service provided he is deemed suitable, a judge has ruled.
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