I have to leave my council house im scared

Fandango

Reading through this and honestly the advice is very scattered as the details are bare on OP part which is understandable given the situation. Obvious advice is to go to the Gardai which I would also say but we dont know who you are dealing with. I do also think there is a lot more to this than meets the eye. I have never been in this situation thank God but would it be possible to talk to the Gardai without it being official, as in, dont make a statement, just talk to them, ask them for advice and if you feel they can protect you, then go with the statement? Lets be honest, on the info so far, she could be dealing with a few local teenage drug dealers, some local thugs who think they have power or it could be drug traffickers, the IRA, the UVF etc etc. Without knowing its very hard to give advice.

Coles

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The_Conductor

I'm communicating with the moderator about it thanks. It would probably be more appropriate if we maintain communication by private message.

Licencetokill

If they say he's a rat he's a rat and should be dealt with like one

Licencetokill

Id be asking more questions like why they did it what is he involved in ?

6541

Licencetokill wrote: »

Id be asking more questions like why they did it what is he involved in ?

Not very constructive!

The_Morrigan

6541 wrote: »

Not very constructive!

Please leave the moderation to the forum mods.
Thank you

Morri

Valentine1

going on the information such as it is, from the OP. Her partner has being targeted by his "mates" for whom he would "do anything" because they believe he has reported their illegal activities to the Gardai.

On the basis that this is a genuine situation the OP should talk to her partner and if not happy about her safety she should go to the Gardai. That might not be popular advice with the OP if she is in fear of this group or if her partner is involved in criminality but it is the only sensible course of action and the only one that is likely to see whatever is going on resolved in a civilised and legal way.

RangeR

Op. You can ring the Garda Confidential Line on 1 800 666 111, free from any payphone or from any other phone. Discuss your position without giving your name/address. Go from there.