Shooting in Lucan

cursai

Bam Bam Mickey wrote: »

http://m.independent.ie/irish-news/crime/wellknown-criminal-shot-dead-in-dublin-gangland-attack-35263974.html


Well known Rag that dubs its Subscribers Guinea Pigs.:) Fixed that.

Good riddance.

Fixed

osmiumartist

John_Rambo wrote: »

People trafficking, prostitution, illegal child activity, extortion, fuel laundering, cheap-better-more dangerous alternatives to the legal drugs etc... the list goes on.

They won't be happy on the dole alone.

Why bother with laws at all then? You're saying closing off one will just make more crime elsewhere.
All the things you listed are pretty well staffed already too.

Larbre34

Upbringing my howel. Some lads are just bad *****.

Cheerio now rodent.

tomofson

Well that was a surprise, out of all the people you would expect to get it this year he was way down on the list.

The flying mouse

tomofson wrote: »

Well that was a surprise, out of all the people you would expect to get it this year he was way down on the list.

Nope he was always on top of the list, he was hated by many, hiding in the shadows for years, surprised he lasted so long.

Felix Jones is God

anewme wrote: »

Hard to have sympathy.

But it all goes back to childhood.

When he was just the "guinea piglet"

The flying mouse

He actually got his name from selling or letting his body be used for science years ago, You know you get paid for folks to test your reactions to certain drugs etc etc, hence the name the guinea pig.

tomofson

The flying mouse wrote: »

Nope he was always on top of the list, he was hated by many, hiding in the shadows for years, surprised he lasted so long.

Yeah thats true but just with whats been going on with all the other crowds I wasn't really expecting it. Anyway even in criminal circles he would of been the lowest of the low, preying on vulnerable young addicts with with sexual assaults plus killing two young men for no reason whatsoever. Those two fellas where only 19 they should be around to experience everything we have today but he took all those years away from them.

I understand nothing good actually comes from him being gunned down himself but I can understand why people don't have sympathy.

Pac1Man

The 'puns' in this thread are terrible!

Felix Jones is God

Pac1Man wrote: »

The 'puns' in this thread are terrible!

Puns dont kill people, rappers do

SEPT 23 1989

I doubt the garda will waste their time investigating this

Ted111

We've lost the global war on murder.
It's time to legalise it.

Fleawuss

the dark phantom wrote: »

His nickname stems from the time he took park in drug trials as a teen to make a few bob.

Does the fact that he became a dealer indicate success or failure for the trials? :rolleyes:

LollipopJimmy

The only victim here us the poor fecker that owns the car that got burnt out.

SEPT 23 1989

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

I doubt the garda will waste their time investigating this

I should ****ing hope not!
It's the first time I've ever felt like the killers should get a pass.

Tzardine

LollipopJimmy wrote: »

The only victim here us the poor fecker that owns the car that got burnt out.

Or the Garda that had to knock on the families door.

Must of been a very hard job. ( Pretending you gave a sh1t )

lightspeed

Maybe the people of lucan can finally be safe once again.

osmiumartist

Ted111 wrote: »

We've lost the global war on murder.
It's time to legalise it.

More like we should criminalise beer, sugar, burgers and comedy shows and then wonder why we spend billions failing to stop them happening anyway.
Besides, murder is pretty much by definition affecting someone else. Your drug use is up to you and you alone if it's legalised.

arayess

osmiumartist wrote: »

Not saying any of these lads are the full shilling, but I never understood how leaving a rotting corpse in a canal helped you collect a debt.

FortySeven wrote: »

Makes sure nobody else makes the same mistake. They think it is respect they get. They're too thick to realise it's fear.

I remember this case the two lads were caught smuggling his drugs from amsterdam at the airportand were facing charges. He was afraid they'd rat on him.
wasn't over a debt as such

goose2005

Ted111 wrote: »

We've lost the global war on murder.
It's time to legalise it.

Actually homicide rates are dropping dramatically over time

There was partying going on at the scene last night.

juniord

arayess wrote: »

I remember this case the two lads were caught smuggling his drugs from amsterdam at the airportand were facing charges. He was afraid they'd rat on him.
wasn't over a debt as such

darren carey was not caught smuggling drugs at the airport, there was two caught alright but idarren carey wasnt one of them

Edups2.0

Bam Bam Mickey wrote: »

I should ****ing hope not!
It's the first time I've ever felt like the killers should get a pass.

Yeah until they kill someone innocent.

anewme

Edups2.0 wrote: »

Yeah until they kill someone innocent.

My Dad lives where there has been a number of shootings (some less than 50 metres away.) Visiting I often think of a family member being in the right/wrong place at a particular time,ie a sliding doors scenario.

I often think of young Anthony Campbell the 20 year old Apprentice plumber murdered when the hit men came for Hyland.

That young lad was totally innocent and his family have not had any justice.

tomofson

Bam Bam Mickey wrote: »

There was partying going on at the scene last night.

Source?

Timistry

Killer gets killed, next news story please!

The flying mouse

tomofson wrote: »

Source?

Desmond was well known to the Gardaí and is suspected of involvement in a number of serious crimes, including murder. Some men in a car that arrived at the scene in Lucan last night openly celebrated his death.

Gardaí find weapon in burnt out car near Lucan murder scene, Irish times Saturday .

The flying mouse

http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/gangland-killing-linked-to-kinahanhutch-blood-feud-35266262.html

Jim cussack must have been dreaming earlier than usual last night,The majority of what he just written above is totally false , Does he actually get paid for writing that ? How much would he be on a year ? There has to be an opportunity for a decent crime reporter in Ireland to emerge.

Who would you reckon is the best around at the Moment ?

topmanamillion

The flying mouse wrote: »

http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/gangland-killing-linked-to-kinahanhutch-blood-feud-35266262.html

Jim cussack must have been dreaming earlier than usual last night,The majority of what he just written above is totally false , Does he actually get paid for writing that ? How much would he be on a year ? There has to be an opportunity for a decent crime reporter in Ireland to emerge.

Who would you reckon is the best around at the Moment ?

I like Barry Cummins and Paul Reynolds. Both are very knowledgeable and to the point on anything that happens.
There`s little to no sensationalising with either of them.
A stark contrast to the likes of Paul Williams who I`d imagine creams himself thinking about the positive effect the latest gangland murder is going to have on his bank balance.

OldMrBrennan83

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The flying mouse

Patww79 wrote: »

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In what way ? I would say they did it as quick as possible as he was well known for been able to have a fight, anyway they would have just did there job ! and wanted to get away asap.

Charlie19

tomofson wrote: »

Well that was a surprise, out of all the people you would expect to get it this year he was way down on the list.

Just out of curiosity, who would of topped such list?

Omackeral

Charlie19 wrote: »

Just out of curiosity, who would of topped such list?

You'd top my list for saying 'would of'.

The flying mouse

Omackeral wrote: »

You'd top my list for saying 'would of'.

Woody

Charlie19

Omackeral wrote: »

You'd top my list for saying 'would of'.

Grammar Gangster in the house.

dd972

Victim was a nice chap from what I've read of him, reap what you sow and all that.

I think the main source of this gangland problem though stems from following the U.S/U.K socio-economic model, similar sized countries like Norway or Finland don't seem to have this sort of crime to such an extent, they're more socially cohesive and inclusive with not such a gulf between a 'knacker' underclass and the middles.

Joe prim

It's pointless violence, he'll just be replaced by the New Guinea Pig in a short while.

Omackeral

Charlie19 wrote: »

Grammar Gangster in the house.

I think that's taken. You really should of picked a different name.

Omackeral

Joe prim wrote: »

It's pointless violence, he'll just be replaced by the New Guinea Pig in a short while.

That's quite excellent I must say.

tomofson

The flying mouse wrote: »

http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/gangland-killing-linked-to-kinahanhutch-blood-feud-35266262.html

Jim cussack must have been dreaming earlier than usual last night,The majority of what he just written above is totally false , Does he actually get paid for writing that ? How much would he be on a year ? There has to be an opportunity for a decent crime reporter in Ireland to emerge.

Who would you reckon is the best around at the Moment ?

Jim Cusack linked him to the death of Maurice "bo bo" ward even though he was in custody when ward was shot. He also claimed he was the likely gunman for the corbally brothers in 2010, but he was hated by both the corbally's and their rivals. Where does he honestly get these "facts" from?

And I would highly doubt hes killing has anything to do with either the kinihans or Hutches.

scopper

John_Rambo wrote: »

Well if drugs are made legal (which is a mindf**k minefield) I really hope you're right and they don't find a revenue stream as lucrative as drugs.

I doubt it though. They'll find something and it won't be nice.

It would be the same as now I imagine. People who are into drugs do them anyway. The only change will be they go to a shop instead of ring the local head.

refusetolose

another shooting ,Parlickstown area

Fr_Dougal

Another shooting, this time Mulhuddart.

http://www.rte.ie/news/2016/1205/836751-shooting/

Oodoov

Fr_Dougal wrote: »

Another shooting, this time Mulhuddart.

http://www.rte.ie/news/2016/1205/836751-shooting/

Let's hope it's another low life. At this rate hopefully they'll wipe each other out and leave the rest of us in peace.

LollipopJimmy

You fools ever hear the word 'genocide'

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MjtFIsgIFQo

_Kaiser_

Meh, lowlifes shooting lowlifes.. so long as no innocent person is caught in the crossfire I can't say I'm too broken up about it.

If anything they seem to be more effective at dealing with such people than our justice system. Clearly no fear in them of getting caught/being punished, but then AGS is under-resourced and a political football the last few years. Not really surprising they can't deal with the situation.

tomofson

_Kaiser_ wrote: »

Meh, lowlifes shooting lowlifes.. so long as no innocent person is caught in the crossfire I can't say I'm too broken up about it.

If anything they seem to be more effective at dealing with such people than our justice system. Clearly no fear in them of getting caught/being punished, but then AGS is under-resourced and a political football the last few years. Not really surprising they can't deal with the situation.

All reports reporting last nights victim not involved in criminality.

tomofson

tomofson wrote: »

All reports reporting last nights victim not involved in criminality.

Known associates in criminal gangs.
That will do it.

tomofson

Bam Bam Mickey wrote: »

Known associates in criminal gangs.
That will do it.

Could be a relative cousin, brother. Associate doesn't necessarily mean a drug dealing business associate ye know.

ectoraige

Joe prim wrote: »

It's pointless violence, he'll just be replaced by the New Guinea Pig in a short while.

It's the father who is in charge though, Papa New Guinea Pig.