Pictured: Dublin firefighter charged with raping woman at Boston hotel
Terrence Crosbie was in Boston ahead of the St Patrick's weekend
The mugshot of the Dublin firefighter charged with raping a woman in Boston has been shared.
Terrence Crosbie, aged 37, appeared in a US court accused of the offence and surrendered his passport ahead of a court hearing, which is to take place next month, on April 16.
A member of the Dublin Fire Brigade, Crosbie was visiting Boston ahead of St Patrick’s celebrations when he allegedly sexually assaulted a sleeping 28-year-old woman last Friday.
According to the district’s attorney’s office, Crosbie was stopped by police on a place, sat at the Logan Airport tarmac after he attempted to leave Boston.
Crosbie was part of a delegation representing the Dublin Fire Brigade for the St Patrick’s Day weekend in Boston.
US investigators claim the man was arrested after allegedly attempting to board a flight in Logan International Airport on Saturday, three days prior to when he was originally supposed to return to Ireland.
Crosbie was charged with one count of rape and held on $100,000 bail.
Dublin Fire Brigade said they launched an "internal investigation".