The murder of Keane Mulready Woods.

whippet

whippet wrote: »

What a great way to remember the little angle ...

Could have been worse . Instead of dirt bikes / scramblers , they could have showed up on Choppers .

TheW1zard

They were all taxed and insured of course!

whippet

normally when someone dies people talk about how lucky they were to meet the deceased - from speaking with people locally there seems to be quite a few who wished they never crossed paths with this fella.

Dravokivich

TheW1zard wrote: »

They were all taxed and insured of course!

Yeah, Gardaí just there for crowd control. The other car was parked across the road, because they couldn't get barriers in.

Edgware

We're all Gods children

Tacitus Kilgore

TheW1zard wrote: »

They were all taxed and insured of course!

To be fair, you just have to let it go sometimes, this would be one of those times.

TheW1zard

Tacitus Kilgore wrote: »

To be fair, you just have to let it go sometimes, this would be one of those times.

Close the thread then

Eric Cartman

Tacitus Kilgore wrote: »

To be fair, you just have to let it go sometimes, this would be one of those times.

Nothing like commemorating the death of a gang involved youth, than letting more gang involved youths away with additional crimes.

Tacitus Kilgore

Eric Cartman wrote: »

Nothing like commemorating the death of a gang involved youth, than letting more gang involved youths away with additional crimes.

I agree, but I know local gardai on the ground would rather pick their battles than shut off any routes of goodwill/information that they have left open.

Electric Sheep

MakingMovies2 wrote: »

What about the environment he grew up in. Flung into a council estate and labelled scum by all the good upstanding people present here.

Flung? People appy for council houses and the competition to get them is heavy. Nobody is flung into a council house, it is a matter for celebration if you get one.

jim salter

He was a scrumbag, nothing more. Fúck him

punisher5112

Hilarious that the Gardai do nothing....

This footage should be used, phones confiscated and then prove how they pay for it all.

Absolutely farcical this country.

ah i think tis worth letting it slide

because its ****in hilarious

punisher5112

[Deleted User] wrote: »

ah i think tis worth letting it slide

because its ****in hilarious

But sure I wouldn't get away doing that on my road legal bike with a full licence as they'd have me up for all sorts.

What would be funny is if they hit a wall.

Tacitus Kilgore

I know my comment seems in terrible bad taste but you have to look at it realistically lads.

If you were there with your hat, hi vis and baton - would you go into the middle of them and start trying to take the bikes off them? Would you fùck!

Even if you did you'd be ran out of town by an angry mob, pretty much guaranteeing the bricking of every garda car to come near the place again.

PR disaster and would set the place further back into the hands of the scum another few years.

pjohnson

whippet wrote: »

normally when someone dies people talk about how lucky they were to meet the deceased - from speaking with people locally there seems to be quite a few who wished they never crossed paths with this fella.

Not suprised.

thequarefellow

punisher5112 wrote: »

Hilarious that the Gardai do nothing....

This footage should be used, phones confiscated and then prove how they pay for it all.

Absolutely farcical this country.

I'd say the Gardai would only love to go in there and do a lot more than confiscate their bikes. They have their own reasons for doing their duty the way they do it and unless you are privvy to their methods and reasons then maybe we should allow them to do their job the best way they see fit. Direct your anger instead at the legal profession. The gardai's hands are tied by our legal system. They are kids and and tha Gardai can do nothing because of that. I have every sympathy for a Garda. They confront these scumbags on a daily basis at great danger to themselves while all the time seeing and hearing their profession being dragged through the muck in all media.

A few years ago my house was broken into and my stuff robbed. The Gardai suspected a particular guy who was doing a spate of house break ins in the area and they searched his house finding my laptop computer. It went to court. I spent a day in court waiting for our case to come up. I watched the judge and lawers go through a series of cases. In nearly every case the judge made a snide comment about the efforts of the gardai in their duties. I am guilty of having joined in the sniggers that filtered through the courtroom when this first happened but by the time my case came around I was rather sickened. Meanwhile evey kind of scum bag was given free legal aid without question. " he has limited means" etc etc. The my case was thrown out on some technicality after the accused man told the court that his ten year old son got the laptop 'somewhere'. I got my laptop back but the guy walked free from the court. The Gardai had wasted another day in court and we, the taxpayer paid for it all.

The legal system in this country is a farce. Free legal aid, without question is a farce. Dole payments should be stopped after three minor offences. Just look at Fianna Gael, Alan farrell clearly lied in court to claim an insurance payout and he is rewarded by being re elected.

And no, I've no sympathy wahtsoever for that Woods scumbag.

punisher5112

thequarefellow wrote: »

I'd say the Gardai would only love to go in there and do a lot more than confiscate their bikes. They have their own reasons for doing their duty the way they do it and unless you are privvy to their methods and reasons then maybe we should allow them to do their job the best way they see fit. Direct your anger instead at the legal profession. The gardai's hands are tied by our legal system. They are kids and and tha Gardai can do nothing because of that. I have every sympathy for a Garda. They confront these scumbags on a daily basis at great danger to themselves while all the time seeing and hearing their profession being dragged through the muck in all media.

A few years ago my house was broken into and my stuff robbed. The Gardai suspected a particular guy who was doing a spate of house break ins in the area and they searched his house finding my laptop computer. It went to court. I spent a day in court waiting for our case to come up. I watched the judge and lawers go through a series of cases. In nearly every case the judge made a snide comment about the efforts of the gardai in their duties. I am guilty of having joined in the sniggers that filtered through the courtroom when this first happened but by the time my case came around I was rather sickened. Meanwhile evey kind of scum bag was given free legal aid without question. " he has limited means" etc etc. The my case was thrown out on some technicality after the accused man told the court that his ten year old son got the laptop 'somewhere'. I got my laptop back but the guy walked free from the court. The Gardai had wasted another day in court and we, the taxpayer paid for it all.

The legal system in this country is a farce. Free legal aid, without question is a farce. Dole payments should be stopped after three minor offences. Just look at Fianna Gael, Alan farrell clearly lied in court to claim an insurance payout and he is rewarded by being re elected.

And no, I've no sympathy wahtsoever for that Woods scumbag.

Of course they can do something, it's called doing their job. Just because they're kids doesn't mean they don't have to obey laws, the parents should also learn how to control their kids.

Too many excuses.

Sultan of Bling

thequarefellow wrote:

I'd say the Gardai would only love to go in there and do a lot more than confiscate their bikes. They have their own reasons for doing their duty the way they do it and unless you are privvy to their methods and reasons then maybe we should allow them to do their job the best way they see fit. Direct your anger instead at the legal profession. The gardai's hands are tied by our legal system. They are kids and and tha Gardai can do nothing because of that. I have every sympathy for a Garda. They confront these scumbags on a daily basis at great danger to themselves while all the time seeing and hearing their profession being dragged through the muck in all media.

thequarefellow wrote:

A few years ago my house was broken into and my stuff robbed. The Gardai suspected a particular guy who was doing a spate of house break ins in the area and they searched his house finding my laptop computer. It went to court. I spent a day in court waiting for our case to come up. I watched the judge and lawers go through a series of cases. In nearly every case the judge made a snide comment about the efforts of the gardai in their duties. I am guilty of having joined in the sniggers that filtered through the courtroom when this first happened but by the time my case came around I was rather sickened. Meanwhile evey kind of scum bag was given free legal aid without question. " he has limited means" etc etc. The my case was thrown out on some technicality after the accused man told the court that his ten year old son got the laptop 'somewhere'. I got my laptop back but the guy walked free from the court. The Gardai had wasted another day in court and we, the taxpayer paid for it all.

thequarefellow wrote:

The legal system in this country is a farce. Free legal aid, without question is a farce. Dole payments should be stopped after three minor offences. Just look at Fianna Gael, Alan farrell clearly lied in court to claim an insurance payout and he is rewarded by being re elected.

thequarefellow wrote:

And no, I've no sympathy wahtsoever for that Woods scumbag.

Well said.

It amazes me the total and utter stupidly of some people. "What are the guards doing", "the guards do nothing".

Do you not realise that when you read about poor anto been given a suspended sentence after clocking up his 20th conviction because his ma is sick is not the guards fault.its the judiciary feeding from the taxpayer trough.

What do you think would have happened if the guards had intervened? There would have been riots and the ringleaders would get suspended sentences too after they fed Martin Nolan and his ilk their latest sob story.

thequarefellow

punisher5112 wrote: »

Of course they can do something, it's called doing their job. Just because they're kids doesn't mean they don't have to obey laws, the parents should also learn how to control their kids.

Too many excuses.

Maybe the gardai were there on their own and it would have been highly dangerous to move in on a mob of violent thugs? Maybe the Gardai did do something right after this video was shot? My point is that keyboard warriors here have no idea of the reality of the situation in the filmed event. And to portray the Gardai as standing idilly by with no intention of doing anything is simply ignorant.

fiona_b

Where are his parents, teachers, social workers, other institutions? They failed miserably.

NIMAN

fiona_b wrote: »

Where are his parents, teachers, social workers, other institutions? They failed miserably.

All those can only do so much.

Personal responsibility too, ever hear of that?

thequarefellow

fiona_b wrote: »

Where are his parents, teachers, social workers, other institutions? They failed miserably.

Parents? Yes

Others? Are you joking?

Bill 2.0

fiona_b wrote: »

Where are his parents, teachers, social workers, other institutions? They failed miserably.

I would imagine the parents are the main people who should shoulder the blame here.

There's only so much that officialdom can do but if his scumbaggery isn't being taken seriously at home then it's all just going through the motions.

Cork_Langer1

thequarefellow wrote: »

Parents? Yes

Others? Are you joking?

Km a person under 18 was issued with a GIM of a credible threat to their live, a week later body parts are scattered around Dublin.

A damning reflection on the guards in Drogheda, they couldn't have giving a ****e unless you're from certain areas or related to "members" .

Bill 2.0

Cork_Langer1 wrote: »

Km a person under 18 was issued with a GIM of a credible threat to their live, a week later body parts are scattered around Dublin.

A damning reflection on the guards in Drogheda, they couldn't have giving a ****e unless you're from certain areas or related to "members" .

What were they supposed to do? Give him round the clock protection?

This young lad was part of the problem.

Cork_Langer1

Bill 2.0 wrote: »

What were they supposed to do? Give him round the clock protection?

This young lad was part of the problem.

He was groomed to be what's been said about him, seniors criminal were directing him.

Yes, proactive rather than reactive, followed him, arrest(a suspect was arrested for 41 bail breaches after the killing) or at least keep a eye on the people from where the credible threat was coming from.

The guards PR machines are in overdrive , CAB raid, drugs sezied, gangs dismantled.

A complete and utter ****e show by the guards.

thequarefellow

Cork_Langer1 wrote: »

He was groomed to be what's been said about him, seniors criminal were directing him.

Yes, proactive rather than reactive, followed him, arrest(a suspect was arrested for 41 bail breaches after the killing) or at least keep a eye on the people from where the credible threat was coming from.

The guards PR machines are in overdrive , CAB raid, drugs sezied, gangs dismantled.

A complete and utter ****e show by the guards.[/QUOTE

Are you suggesting that the Gardai are to blame for this guys death? That they should have been protecting him 24 hrs a day after he had been threatened? Considering that these guys operate by threatening each other constantly in their turf war, you would have a sizable chunk of the Garda force tied up pretty quickly in protecting scum bag drug dealers from each other.

And if these same scum bagsare going around with multiple bail breaches well you can blame the judiciary for that.

Deebles McBeebles

THE first man charged over the murder of Keane Mulready-Woods replied 'no, thanks, no', when cops put it to him, court has heard.
https://www.thesun.ie/news/5146681/man-charged-keane-mulready-woods-murder/

Gadgetman496

Deebles McBeebles wrote: »

THE first man charged over the murder of Keane Mulready-Woods replied 'no, thanks, no', when cops put it to him, court has heard.
https://www.thesun.ie/news/5146681/man-charged-keane-mulready-woods-murder/

And wearing black flip-flops too!