‘I feel very alone after what happened’ – Brazilian man thought he was going to die in Dublin street attack
Kleber De Souza Pinto was viciously attacked just two days after death of his father
Kleber de Souza Pinto was left with a severe injury and medical bills. He was attacked just two days after his father died. Photo: Steve Humphreys. Photo: Steve Humphreys
Laura Lynott
A Brazilian national who saw a man being beaten in a Dublin street has described how he feared that he would die after being attacked and robbed by the same gang.
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