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Incident at Cork Airport

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    #32
    run_Forrest_run
    Registered Users Posts: 6,430 ✭✭✭run_Forrest_run


    Wetbench4 wrote: »
    He was disappointed about the lack of the rapture. So he brought his own world to an end.:) Was he a local?

    Edit: I hope he was wearing clean jocks!

    from Waterford apparently.


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    #33
    Buceph
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    run_Forrest_run wrote: »
    from Waterford apparently.

    Clean jocks from Waterford, you say?

    Not after the tazering.


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    #34
    JP Liz V1
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    Where was the nutter from?
    https://forumofgames.com/




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    #35
    langdang
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    run_Forrest_run wrote: »
    from Waterford apparently.
    from waterford apparently


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    #36
    Bluefoam
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    Its a bit premature really, Munster haven't lost the Magner's yet... Although he could probably see it coming!

    Hope two two Gard's are okay.


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    #37
    Show Time
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    langdang wrote: »
    from waterford apparently
    The big city and a bit of moonshine has a strange effect on them country boys.


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    #38
    CoalBucket
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    cork45 wrote: »
    Please please ring 96fm in the morning and say that.

    I would but I think they have my number blacklisted from the text messages I send in :)


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    #39
    Show Time
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    CoalBucket wrote: »
    I would but I think they have my number blacklisted from the text messages I send in :)
    Join the club.:)


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    #40
    martiin
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    I think all airport police staff who was responsible for security on the ramp and gate that day should be fired


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    #41
    54kroc
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    martiin wrote: »
    I think all airport police staff who was responsible for security on the ramp and gate that day should be fired

    Why?


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    #42
    martiin
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    Because that was security breach and airport police and gards didn't stop him only trying to chase him which was unsucessful until guy stop and jump out of that fire dept car. I think airport police has weapons so why they didn't use? For me Garda in Ireland is less effective then security company in Pennys shop :)


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    #43
    Max001
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    martiin wrote: »
    Because that was security breach and airport police and gards didn't stop him only trying to chase him which was unsucessful until guy stop and jump out of that fire dept car. I think airport police has weapons so why they didn't use? For me Garda in Ireland is less effective then security company in Pennys shop :)

    If he was in a fire engine, about all that'd stop that would be a main battle tank and Ireland doesn't have any ;)

    First there was the Fr Ted 'the money was only resting in my account' defence. Then we had the Prenderville 'it was the Neurofen wot done it' defence. Can't wait to hear what this guy's solicitor claims :)


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    #44
    Red Hand
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    Max001 wrote: »
    First there was the Fr Ted 'the money was only resting in my account' defence. Then we had the Prenderville 'it was the Neurofen wot done it' defence. Can't wait to hear what this guy's solicitor claims :)

    Panadol.


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    #45
    max 73
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    Why didn't they ram him off the road or stop him with a forced stop before he got that far???


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    #46
    martiin
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    Max001 wrote: »
    If he was in a fire engine, about all that'd stop that would be a main battle tank and Ireland doesn't have any ;)
    That red jeep is a airport fire brigade car


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    #47
    johnayo
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    max 73 wrote: »
    Why didn't they ram him off the road or stop him with a forced stop before he got that far???

    Most probably because of the grief of having to deal with the Garda ombudsman investigation.


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    #48
    miss_shadow
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    We're really not prepared for anything out of the norm in Ireland.


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    #49
    gbee
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    miss_shadow wrote: »
    We're really not prepared for anything out of the norm in Ireland.

    You missed my post then.


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    #50
    castie
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    Youve got to admit though it is a bit flimsy.

    We have wire fence blocking entrance at some points.
    You could throw rocks at the planes your that close.


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    #51
    langdang
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    castie wrote: »
    Youve got to admit though it is a bit flimsy.

    We have wire fence blocking entrance at some points.
    You could throw rocks at the planes your that close.
    "Shur it'll be grand" ;)

    Marcin, dunno what the police are like back home, but it's a very different system here. Most Gardai are armed with harsh language and a little extendable baton at best.
    Airport police are not armed at all as far as I know. There may be armed Garda detectives stationed there. 2 max probably.

    Even the armed detectives would probably have to get written permission from a judge to shoot someone in Ireland. Because criminals "have rights" apparently, and we should all feel sorry for them because they didn't get enough hugs growing up or something.


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    #52
    54kroc
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    He's up in court today I think, Does anyone know anything else about him yet?


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    #53
    Sully
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    Major breach in security that you can simply drive onto the tarmac and go mad until someone shoots you.

    Iv seen small side gates open making pedestrian access easy but actually being able to drive through the fence with ease and nobody able to stop him is shocking.

    On a lighter note, who's a rebel now eh :P up the deise :P


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    #54
    langdang
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    Sully wrote: »
    On a lighter note, who's a rebel now eh :P up the deise :P
    He is, unfortunately. Dublin Hill, Cork originally apparently. Ye're welcome to him tho ;) . Altho he must have spent some time in waw-her-ferd to be attributed to there in the first reports. Maybe that's where it all went wrong for him? ;););)

    http://www.rte.ie/news/2011/0524/cork.html


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    #55
    Ludo
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    Sully wrote: »
    Major breach in security that you can simply drive onto the tarmac and go mad until someone shoots you.

    Iv seen small side gates open making pedestrian access easy but actually being able to drive through the fence with ease and nobody able to stop him is shocking.

    Just like EVERY other airport in the world..google car crashes through airport fence to find very similar incidents all over the world, including at least 2 in the USA.

    There is the usual boards.ie undertone on this thread belittling Ireland and implying something like this could only happen in Ireland...what crap!


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    #56
    Show Time
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    langdang wrote: »
    He is, unfortunately. Dublin Hill, Cork originally apparently. Ye're welcome to him tho ;) . Altho he must have spent some time in waw-her-ferd to be attributed to there in the first reports. Maybe that's where it all went wrong for him? ;););)

    http://www.rte.ie/news/2011/0524/cork.html
    A sunsine kid so if he is from Dublin Hill.


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    #57
    54kroc
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    langdang wrote: »
    He is, unfortunately. Dublin Hill, Cork originally apparently. Ye're welcome to him tho ;) . Altho he must have spent some time in waw-her-ferd to be attributed to there in the first reports. Maybe that's where it all went wrong for him? ;););)

    http://www.rte.ie/news/2011/0524/cork.html

    I honestly thought he was after escaping from a mental hospital, judging by the article on RTE he's just a drug dealing scumbag.
    I hope the bast*rd never see's the light of day again.


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    #58
    Show Time
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    cork45 wrote: »
    I honestly thought he was after escaping from a mental hospital, judging by the article on RTE he's just a drug dealing scumbag.
    I hope the bast*rd never see's the light of day again.
    Don't you know he will have come from a broken home and no one loved him and if he gets another one more chance he will change his ways?

    Six months tops and he is walking the streets again.


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    #59
    charlemont
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    Show Time wrote: »
    Don't you know he will have come from a broken home and no one loved him and if he gets another one more chance he will change his ways?

    Six months tops and he is walking the streets again.

    12 years more like it..


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    #60
    54kroc
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    Show Time wrote: »
    Six months tops and he is walking the streets again.

    I sincerely hope not, imo if someone assaults a garda they should be going down for a minimum of five years, and longer than that for the rest of the stuff he did.


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    #61
    CoalBucket
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    According to my pal neil this morning there was already a bench warrant out for him because of a massive cannabis seizure.

    And thats not him shaking from smoking too much cannabis in case anybody is asking.


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