One of the charges is directly related to the previous charges, and the others are a separate but related incident

Mr Khan, 23, with an address in north Dublin that cannot be revealed due to a court order, was arrested at the scene following an incident at around 6pm on Capel Street in the city’s north side on July 29.
He was initially charged with assault causing harm to the officer and the production of a Tactix knife capable of causing serious injury.
The injured garda, a young probationary member of the force who was on high-visibility patrol with a colleague, received hospital treatment for non-life-threatening injuries.
Mr Khan’s brief hearing today marked the most significant development in the proceedings since he was remanded in custody on July 31.
He had yet to indicate a plea.
Judge Mitchell noted that reporting restrictions on Mr Khan’s address would be continued for public safety reasons, “and the safety of other persons not related to this”.
There was no application for legal aid, but the judge said he would note that such an application was being deferred.
