"A man who attempted to murder his flatmate in a prolonged knife attack - after consuming so many drugs that he believed he was Jesus Christ - has failed to have his 11-year prison sentence reduced on appeal."
"Dominik Biber (28), a native of Poland who had an address at Ellen Street, Limerick, pleaded guilty to the attempted murder of Tomasz Grosser on April 11, 2020, at Ormston House, Ellen Street. He also pleaded guilty to falsely imprisoning Mr Grosser and to committing a burglary at a neighbouring apartment in Ormston House while in possession of two knives."
Dominik Biber, 28, a native of Poland with an address at Ellen Street, Limerick, attempted to murder his flatmate Tomasz Grosser in a prolonged knife attack at Ormston House on April 11, 2020. Biber consumed large quantities of drugs and believed he was Jesus Christ during the incident. Biber pleaded guilty to attempted murder, falsely imprisoning Mr Grosser, and committing a burglary at a neighbouring apartment while in possession of two knives. A court sentenced Biber to 11 years in prison, and an appeal to reduce that sentence was unsuccessful.
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