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   A brute who pleaded guilty to attacking a female jogger can now be   
   revealed as a “genderfluid” sex offender who has 27 aliases and   
   previously tried to pose as a minor.   
      
   Last week, the accused was sentenced to three months in prison for   
   attacking the young woman near Fairview Park on the East Wall Road on   
   July 26.   
      
   During that appearance at Cloverhill District Court on August 6, he was   
   sentenced under the name Hoyda Hamad. But it emerged, the accused has   
   multiple identities and was previously convicted of sexually assaulting   
   a woman in the UK in 2022.   
      
   This ultimately prompted his latest appearance via video link at   
   Cloverhill District Court for breaching the Sex Offenders Act for   
   failing to tell authorities his address.   
      
   He pled guilty to the offence and was convicted under the name Youssouf   
   Chergui - which is the same name he was convicted under for the UK sex   
   attack.   
      
   During mitigation, his solicitor Darren Gray told the court the   
   defendant was in Ireland for two years. He also said the accused’s   
   guilty plea saved the state money and the need for potential witnesses   
   to come to court.   
      
   Mr Gray said that their client was “genderfluid”, fled the Syrian war,   
   had a partner in London with two children that he hadn’t seen in two   
   years. The court heard across all aliases he had 20 convictions.   
      
   Judge Alan Mitchell then sentenced the accused to a further two months   
   yesterday for breaching the Sex Offenders Act. The court heard the   
   accused had eight total convictions in the UK under various different   
   names and identities.   
      
   It’s understood he came to Ireland where he was convicted of a number of   
   offences including burglary in Cork and put behind bars in the Midlands   
   Prison for 11 months in January 2024. The accused was convicted of these   
   offences under the name Youssouf Angelina.   
      
   After his release from the Midlands, he went on to commit theft in   
   Wexford. In July, the accused was given a three month suspended sentence   
   for this under the name Hoyda Hamad.   
      
   Following on from this conviction, the accused was then arrested for   
   assaulting a female jogger on the East Wall Road.   
      
   The court also heard that Gardai have still not been able to accurately   
   determine his true identity and they’re not even sure of his   
   nationality. Garda Patrick Watson from Clontarf Garda Station, who gave   
   evidence yesterday, said: “I don't think anybody knows who he is”   
      
   Garda Watson said extensive inquiries had taken place at national and   
   international level along with Interpol.   
      
   https://i2-prod.irishmirror.ie/incoming/article35646950.ece/ALTERNATES/s1   
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   Hoyda Hamad. (Image: Irish Mirror)   
   The court also heard that social media videos of what is believed to   
   have been footage of him being arrested in East Wall also prompted   
   Gardai in other parts of the country to get in contact and some of his   
   aliases were uncovered after this.   
      
   They said once his fingerprints were run through the system - 27 aliases   
   popped up. Some of these listed the accused as being from Syria, Libya   
   and Algeria.   
      
   The court heard that the Garda National Immigration Bureau had no record   
   of the accused and the accused never sought International Protection -   
   but presented to TUSLA as a minor. Tests later proved he was an adult.   
      
   It was heard in court the accused was claiming to be 21-years-old. Judge   
   Mitchell said the case was “quite confusing” and asked what would happen   
   upon the accused’s release. Garda Watson replied: “We can’t find out who   
   he is so we can’t send him back anywhere.”   
      
   Judge Mitchell went on to say Justice Minister Jim O’Callaghan was “big   
   into deportations” and remarked the accused would likely end up before   
   the courts again once released.   
      
   Judge Mitchell then recommended that the accused “regularise” his   
   position if staying in Ireland before noting he was “liable to be   
   arrested and deported”. The accused responded: “Thank you judge, bye   
   bye” before leaving the video link.   
      
   https://www.irishmirror.ie/news/irish-news/brute-who-attacked-female-jogg   
   er-35726637   
      
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