Nathan Carty’s drinking session ended with threats to gardaí and a night in custody

Nathan Carty, 27, told a court that he could not remember making threatening remarks to gardaí after a day of drinking, according to the report. The unemployed Cavan man was arrested and brought to a holding cell, where he urinated on the floor. The court heard that Carty had insulted officers, telling them they were useless and should find something better to do. The article’s source reports that he also directed a menacing warning at one garda, saying he would find him one day when he was out of uniform and discover where he was from. Carty said he had no memory of making the comments, the report states. The account does not give further detail about his explanation or the court’s final decision in the case. The article presents the incident as following an all-day drinking session. It describes the threats as serious, while Carty’s reported response was that he could not recall the exchange. His time in custody also included the damage and mess left in the holding cell, where he urinated across the floor. The report focuses on the contrast between the alleged remarks and Carty’s claim of having no recollection of them. It does not suggest that the threats were carried out; the incident described concerns what he allegedly said to officers and what happened after he was detained.