Deirdre Arnold, a former addiction counsellor, was sentenced to two years in prison for driving the getaway vehicle in the murder of Lisa Thompson. Justice Patrick McGrath noted Arnold's significant experience of domestic abuse and violence from her partner, Brian McHugh. The case was deemed difficult, particularly because Arnold had not fully come to terms with her actions. The judge recognized the impact of her abusive relationship on her decisions and behavior, illustrating the complex issues involved in her sentencing.
Deirdre Arnold was sentenced to two years for being the getaway driver in the murder of Lisa Thompson. Judge McGrath noted her role in the crime was troubling.
Mr Justice Patrick McGrath highlighted the 'dominion' Deirdre Arnold was under from Brian McHugh, illustrating the severe nature of the domestic abuse she experienced.
The judge acknowledged that Arnold had not fully come to terms with her involvement in the crime, emphasizing the complexity surrounding her situation and the relationship.
Due to the appalling domestic abuse and violence inflicted by McHugh, the court had to consider the difficult circumstances surrounding Arnold's actions and psychological state.
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