What a fine speciman of humanity.

Ralf and Florian

Is there any they can charge this guy with using up valuable oxygen?

http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/courts/face-of-man-jailed-for-possession-of-child-porn-images-30648520.html

0byme75341jo28

Is this the part where we're all meant to say we want to flay him alive?

whiskeyman

Oxygen charges probably aren't too fair off anyway.

Buona Fortuna

Dayton Magnificent Monster wrote: »

Is this the part where we're all meant to say we want to flay him alive?

Too good for him

there was a march on his home in Markievicz House and he was driven out not long after he had made the threats to Ms Montgomery

So he admitted threatening to slit her throat, but was trying to use the fact that he was chased out of the area for this threat as a means of garnering sympathy?

BoJack Horseman

Dayton Magnificent Monster wrote: »

Is this the part where we're all meant to say we want to flay him alive?

A flayed man holds no secrets.

Possession of child porn, intimidating a witness, stabbing someone in the neck gets two years in prison. Bit ridiculous.

Barely There

Should we form an vigilante group?

We could all dress up in costumes, meet up and find these people and dish out some real justice - AH style.

SEPT 23 1989

In the old days he would have been thrown from the roof of the flats

nobody seen nothing

jamesdiver

Why did it take the Gardai until March to search his flat when the lady handed in the evidence in January, especially as he held convictions before.

Summer wind

It makes me sick to my stomach that we breathe the same air as these evil bastards.

wp_rathead

BoJack Horseman wrote: »

A flayed man holds no secrets.

Neeeeeeeeeerd

SkyBlueClouds

Ralf and Florian wrote: »

Is there any they can charge this guy with using up valuable oxygen?

http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/courts/face-of-man-jailed-for-possession-of-child-porn-images-30648520.html

Makes you sad to think the world is full of these twisted individuals. Lock them up for life.

bear1

Someone seriously needs to rethink the minimum sentencing for these crimes.
3 years? Joke.

bluestrattos

Barely There wrote: »

Should we form an vigilante group?

We could all dress up in costumes, meet up and find these people and dish out some real justice - AH style.

something like this? --> youtu.be/cU4Ea08UlNg?t=40s

Turtyturd

Barely There wrote: »

Should we form an vigilante group?

We could all dress up in costumes, meet up and find these people and dish out some real justice - AH style.

Somewhere with plenty of sockets, and that's far away from the recipient, because let's be honest nobody in AH is dishing out their revenge fantasies.





And everyone has to bring their own laptop.

alchemist33

Fair dues to the woman who went to the gardai, at the risk of her own life and sanity.

Buona Fortuna

jamesdiver wrote: »

Why did it take the Gardai until March to search his flat when the lady handed in the evidence in January, especially as he held convictions before.

The squad car was in getting its brakes done.

Ralf and Florian

alchemist33 wrote: »

Fair dues to the woman who went to the gardai, at the risk of her own life and sanity.

Yep,too many Dublin scumbags are free to carry on terrorizing decent people because people won't shop them to the Guards,wether out of fear or some misplaced code of omerta.

holystungun9

A few years? I'm surprised the judge didn't just ruffle their hair and say "ah lads, give up the oul messing ye cheeky feckers"

SEPT 23 1989

Ralf and Florian wrote: »

Yep,too many Dublin scumbags are free to carry on terrorizing decent people because people won't shop them to the Guards,wether out of fear or some misplaced code of omerta.

I will tell you why because if you shop some scumbag for doing something they will be released from custody the next morning(unless its murder)

have you not seen how many previous charges a scumbag needs to accumulate to actually see the inside of a cell

The_Captain

holystungun9 wrote: »

A few years? I'm surprised the judge didn't just ruffle their hair and say "ah lads, give up the oul messing ye cheeky feckers"

Considering we have a retired judge still collecting his fat pension who never even had to stand up in court to defend the child porn found on his computer, I'm surprised he even got two years

Ralf and Florian

The_Captain wrote: »

Considering we have a retired judge still collecting his fat pension who never even had to stand up in court to defend the child porn found on his computer, I'm surprised he even got two years

Who retired on "health grounds" just days after he had completed five years on the bench which was by sheer coincidence the minimum amount of time to qualify for a pension.

kupus

The_Captain wrote: »

Considering we have a retired judge still collecting his fat pension who never even had to stand up in court to defend the child porn found on his computer, I'm surprised he even got two years

Was there something about the computer getting lost as well.

The_Captain

kupus wrote: »

Was there something about the computer getting lost as well.

Police had a seven day warrant to seize his computer, waited until the warrant had expired by an hour or so before raiding the house so the computer wasn't admissable in court because it had been obtained illegally.

BeerWolf

whiskeyman wrote: »

Oxygen charges probably aren't too fair off anyway.

Don't worry about that, if you've got plants growing around your property you'll be charged less.

BeerWolf

Barely There wrote: »

Should we form an vigilante group?

We could all dress up in costumes, meet up and find these people and dish out some real justice - AH style.

Pun 'em to death ?

:pac:

foggy_lad

The_Captain wrote: »

Police had a seven day warrant to seize his computer, waited until the warrant had expired by an hour or so before raiding the house so the computer wasn't admissable in court because it had been obtained illegally.

Ah the world of the Funny walk/handshake and those who are in the "club".

Alice1

I don't understand concurrent sentences and suspending part of a sentence. It seems a bit meaningless to me.

kupus

The_Captain wrote: »

Police had a seven day warrant to seize his computer, waited until the warrant had expired by an hour or so before raiding the house so the computer wasn't admissable in court because it had been obtained illegally.

Ah FFS on who's orders were they delayed from going into the house.
Christ Ireland is a basket case at times.

Alice1 wrote: »

I don't understand concurrent sentences and suspending part of a sentence. It seems a bit meaningless to me.

It just means more money for the free legal aid boys club.
Thats it really.

0byme75341jo28

The_Captain wrote: »

Police had a seven day warrant to seize his computer, waited until the warrant had expired by an hour or so before raiding the house so the computer wasn't admissable in court because it had been obtained illegally.

Any source? That sounds ridiculous.

Buona Fortuna

Dayton Magnificent Monster wrote: »

Any source? That sounds ridiculous.

It does sound ridiculous but I've heard similar stories in the UK.

e.g. a senior officer being questioned about a corruption case and evryone forgot to administer a caution so .... no prosecution :mad:

That sort of thing doesn't usually have a quotable source though so who knows

0byme75341jo28

Buona Fortuna wrote: »

It does sound ridiculous but I've heard similar stories in the UK.

e.g. a senior officer being questioned about a corruption case and evryone forgot to administer a caution so .... no prosecution :mad:

That sort of thing doesn't usually have a quotable source though so who knows

I imagine they "forgot", not forgot. Corrupting a corruption case... Oh England! :pac:

The_Captain

kupus wrote: »

Ah FFS on who's orders were they delayed from going into the house.
Christ Ireland is a basket case at times.



It just means more money for the free legal aid boys club.
Thats it really.

IIRC, the official finding was that Gardaí staked out his house all week to watch his comings and goings, and were going to pick him up on the seventh day when he came home, but shockingly he stayed out of the house for an unusually long time, and the Gardaí were polite enough to wait

Dayton Magnificent Monster wrote: »

Any source? That sounds ridiculous.

You never heard of this? It was quite a big deal and this was only a few years ago There's literally hundreds of newspaper articles, just look for Judge Brian Curtin

0byme75341jo28

The_Captain wrote: »

You never heard of this? It was quite a big deal and this was only a few years ago There's literally hundreds of newspaper articles, just look for Judge Brian Curtin

Ohhhhh, I kinda remember now. I thought they were talking about the story in the OP.

floggg

I feel cheated by the thread title.

Came in here expecting to see pictures of Channing Tatum prepping for Magic Mike 2.