The incident occurred at Shannon Academy, Gardenvale in Athlone on January 16th last year.
Gardaí say they remain unaware of the true identity of a man who attacked a woman at an education facility in Westmeath.
Twenty-four-year-old Ahmed Maya Ahmed, of Balseskin Reception Centre, St Margaret’s Road, Finglas, Dublin 11 attacked his victim after she same across him breaking into Shannon Academy, Gardenvale, Athlone on January 16 last year.
Judge Bernadette Owens handed down a nine month sentence for the burglary, and another concurrent four month sentence for assault.
Athlone District Court heard 'Mr Ahmed' has been going by 3 different alias' in Ireland, 21 in the UK six in France, and another in Germany.
Irish Independent reporter Liam Cosgrove says the accused has a significant criminal history:
All Aboard! Electric Picnic Reveals Salty Dog Lineup
Westmeath Council Introduces New Rent Rules For Carers
Fuel Excise Cuts Extended Until September
Man Arrested In Laois Pleads Guilty Of Terrorist Plot On Galway Mosque
Teenager Dies Following Carlow Crash Overnight
Tributes Pouring In For Westmeath Malaga Victims
Enterprise Minister Defends Higher Hotel VAT Rate
Laois Man Crash Victim To Be Laid To Rest Tomorrow
Laois Council Seeks Inclusion In 'Living City' Initiative
Westmeath Man Named Supreme Milk Quality Champion
Offaly Councillor Sees "Great Potential" For Village
Legislation Providing Paid Leave For Early Pregnancy Loss To Go To Cabinet
Offaly Councillor Seeks More Roads Funding In North Of County
Revenue Seize Contraband Worth Over €153k
Plans Lodged For New 24-Hour Automated Car Wash in Laois
Westmeath School Joins Expanded Online Admissions System
Offaly Soccer Club Seeks Green Light For Major Facilities Expansion
Laois Senator Warns Midlands STEM Progress At Risk Without New Funding
Offaly ICSA Sheep Chair Hits Out At Factories Over Lamb Prices
Calls For New Affordable Housing Strategy In Offaly