John Toner is a reporter at Sunday Life. With over a decade of experience, he specializes in crime and justice, culture and society, and general assignment news, often exploring themes related to the judicial system and white-collar crime. His work has been featured in notable publications such as the Irish Independent, Belfast Telegraph, and Sunday World Magazine.
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Belfast, United Kingdom (Local)
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By: John Toner
South Belfast man (22) told any more incidents and he’ll be held on remand
By: John Toner
A man accused of the domestic abuse of his wife hid from police inside the alleged victim’s wardrobe, a court has heard.
By: John Toner
A convicted killer who became “gripped” by addiction following his release from prison is back behind bars after being caught with drugs.
By: John Toner
Co-accused shot in both legs previously by ONH after being charged then acquitted in separate drugs case
By: John Toner
Alleged sex offender remanded into custody after initially being released to relative’s Carrick home
By: John Toner
Co-accused shot in both legs previously by ONH after being charged then acquitted in separate drugs case
By: John Toner
Boxer Tyson Arutura denied serious domestic abuse charges in Belfast court as judges weigh his record, bail risks and impact on vulnerable victims.
By: John Toner
Killer, due to be sentenced next month over fatal hit-and-run, blames media for fleadh melee and for his notoriety
By: John Toner
Sentencing of UDA-linked dealer Kenneth Paul McGilloway delayed over PTSD and multiple personality disorder diagnoses as court weighs likely custody outcome.
By: John Toner
Sentencing of UDA-linked dealer Kenneth Paul McGilloway delayed over PTSD and multiple personality disorder diagnoses as court weighs likely custody outcome.
