American tourist utters first words after brutal Dublin attack as he wakes from coma
US tourist Stephen Termini has uttered his first words since coming out of a coma at Beaumont Hospital in Dublin.His two adult sons Mike and Jesse Rizzuto arrived in Ireland shortly after an attack on their father left him fighting for his life.
Mr Termini suffered severe injuries when he was beaten in an attack on Talbot Street in the city centre on July 19.His son Mike told the Irish Sunday Mirror how their father has a long road to full recovery but is now talking. He said: “He’s been making progress, it still looks like it’s going to take some time for him to fully recover.“I’ve been [hearing more] about attacks in the city centre since I’ve been here, it’s crazy.”
Following the attack, Justice Minister Helen McEntee announced an extra €10 million for gardai in the Dublin region. Three teenage youths, aged 14, 15 and 16 have appeared in court in Dublin charged in connection with the assault on Mr Termini.
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