Man admits bomb, bullets charges
http://news.bbc.co.uk/go/rss/-/1/hi/northern_ireland/7594002.stm Version 0 of 1. A man and woman have been acquitted of possessing a bomb, bomb components and bullets after their co-accused pleaded guilty to the charges. Liam Hannaway, 37, admitted possessing a coffee jar bomb, energel explosive, detonators and components for a pipe bomb with intent to endanger life. Hannaway, of Hillhead Drive, Belfast, also pleaded guilty to having 76 rounds of assorted bullets with intent. The items were found in a car in west Belfast in September 2004. Following the guilty pleas, the prosecution told the court the Crown would be offering no evidence against either 33-year-old Karen Lavery or Kevin Hannaway, 29, both from Rinnalea Walk in Belfast. Judge Tom Burgess recorded verdicts of not guilty against both. Requesting that sentencing be adjourned until pre-sentence probation reports have been completed, a defence QC revealed Liam Hannaway faces other charges of a similar nature and asked the judge if all matters could be dealt with together. |