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Man charged with writing 'rat' on book of condolence for Garda Colm Horkan

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  • 22-06-2020 3:55pm
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    StackSteevens
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    https://www.independent.ie/irish-news/courts/man-charged-with-writing-rat-on-book-of-condolence-for-garda-colm-horkan-39305481.html
    A man in his 20s has been charged with criminal damage by writing the word ‘rat’ under the name of Detective Garda Colm Horkan in a book of condolence that was left at the public counter in Blanchardstown garda station for the public to sign.

    Jason Hennessy (23) from Sheephill Avenue in Blanchardstown was also charged with violent conduct at Blanchardstown garda station while in custody for the criminal damage offence. He appeared before Judge Gerard Jones at Blanchardstown District Court this morning.

    Sergeant Alan Lynch told Judge Jones that on Friday June 19 he had put out a book of condolence to be signed for their garda colleague Det Garda Horkan and at 12.15pm was made aware that two men were at the book and it had been tampered with.

    When the book was examined, it was seen that the word ‘rat’ had been written under Det Garda Horkan’s name and the station stamp had been used to stamp the front of the book.


    I hadn't heard of this particular toerag before, but a quick web search provides quite a lot of evidence to suggest that this world would have been a far better place if his parents had gone to bingo instead of having a quickie on the night that he was conceived.


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    Nozebleed
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    what law did he break?


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    JohnnyFlash
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    Nozebleed wrote: »
    what law did he break?

    Eh, criminal damage. It’s in the first line of the article.

    Dude is obviously a sociopath.


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    dan1895
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    Nozebleed wrote: »
    what law did he break?

    Charged with criminal damage. Says it right there in the first post.


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    Class MayDresser
    Closed Accounts Posts: 395 ✭✭Class MayDresser


    Nozebleed wrote: »
    what law did he break?

    2/10.

    Read it again there young fella.


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    JohnnyFlash
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    The head on the lad and the price of turnips.


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    [Deleted User]
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    Class-A scrote from a quick search

    https://www.google.com/search?q=jason+hennessy&oq=Jason+Hennessy&aqs=chrome.0.0l3j46j0l4.2436j0j4&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8


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    Timberrrrrrrr
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    Nozebleed wrote: »
    what law did he break?

    Lowlife like him are breaking the laws of nature purely by his existence, if you really have to ask what law he broke (its in the op ffs) then maybe you should consider further education.


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    TuringBot47
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    He'll probably argue that he's dyslexic and was trying to write "rip".

    Although I don't get it, I thought scum only call people rats if they talk to the guards... He was a guard?


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    Rodney Bathgate
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    Looks like the apple didn’t fall far from the tree by the looks of things.


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    Timberrrrrrrr
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    TuringBot47 wrote: »
    He'll probably argue that he's dyslexic and was trying to write "rip".

    Although I don't get it, I thought scum only call people rats if they talk to the guards... He was a guard?

    A double digit IQ wouldn't exist in that family, and yes I can say this because I know them personally.


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    Danzy
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    As they say in farming. Bad Ram, bad lamb.


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    Patrick2010
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    Nozebleed wrote: »
    what law did he break?


    Friend of yours?


    Wasn't this guy Hennessy on the TV3 show inside the K telling a guard he was going to ride him?


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    kildare lad
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    He was in that was in the cop show district k. He was filmed telling the Garda he'd ride them . Seems like a lovely chap


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    Danzy
    Registered Users Posts: 13,839 ✭✭✭✭Danzy


    Patrick2010 wrote: »
    Friend of yours?


    Wasn't this guy Hennessy on the TV3 show inside the K telling a guard he was going to ride him?

    He'll have his pick of men in the Joy in that case.

    His cell mate will have to carry the frying pan to bed.


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    gerrybbadd
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    He has the kind of head that would look well lumped up with baton marks. Jesus, what would you be thinking doing something like this?


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    Nozebleed
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    why was he originally arrested? is what i meant to ask...forgive me.


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    Danzy
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    Nozebleed wrote: »
    why was he originally arrested? is what i meant to ask...forgive me.

    Criminal damage.

    The violent conduct is a subsequent charge.


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    St. Westy
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    Patrick2010 wrote: »
    Friend of yours?


    Wasn't this guy Hennessy on the TV3 show inside the K telling a guard he was going to ride him?

    thats him alright, such hatred at such a young age, crazy how some people turn out :rolleyes:


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    jimgoose
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    I would never, ever, tire of wearing a steel-cored baton off the fat, ginger cunt.


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    Nozebleed
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    writing Rat on a piece of paper is not criminal damage...you do realise this? as sick as it is...the guards have no right to arrest this guy for writing an insult in a book of condolence.


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    Danzy
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    Nozebleed wrote: »
    writing Rat on a piece of paper is not criminal damage...you do realise this? as sick as it is...the guards have no right to arrest this guy for writing an insult in a book of condolence.

    Technically it is, defacing property of others.


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    Nozebleed wrote: »
    writing Rat on a piece of paper is not criminal damage...you do realise this? as sick as it is...the guards have no right to arrest this guy for writing an insult in a book of condolence.

    im sorry ur triggered


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    jimgoose
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    Nozebleed wrote: »
    ...the guards have no right to arrest this guy for writing an insult in a book of condolence.

    I wholeheartedly agree, arresting him is totally inadequate. See my other post.


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    tinofapples
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    Wasn't he the scumbag that taunted the two guards from inside a gate of a house on the Virgin Media show "Inside the K" ?

    Edit: I see comments that he is indeed said scumbag


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    Allinall
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    Nozebleed wrote: »
    writing Rat on a piece of paper is not criminal damage...you do realise this? as sick as it is...the guards have no right to arrest this guy for writing an insult in a book of condolence.

    Nice to know we've a judge in our midst.


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    pawdee
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    JohnnyFlash wrote: »
    The head on the lad and the price of turnips.

    He's no Brad Clooney that's for sure.


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    Nozebleed
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    Danzy wrote: »
    Technically it is, defacing property of others.

    im not so sure..its placed there for the public to express their opinion of the deceased..horrible thing to do. think the guards are stretching it a bit here.


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    Bubbaclaus
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    Nozebleed wrote: »
    writing Rat on a piece of paper is not criminal damage...you do realise this? as sick as it is...the guards have no right to arrest this guy for writing an insult in a book of condolence.

    Yes they do. And they have.


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    Tacitus Kilgore
    Registered Users Posts: 2,128 ✭✭✭Tacitus Kilgore


    Nozebleed wrote: »
    writing Rat on a piece of paper is not criminal damage...you do realise this? as sick as it is...the guards have no right to arrest this guy for writing an insult in a book of condolence.

    He damaged property that wasn't his, not only was it written on, it was interfered with also.

    fuck him, and fuck you - trying to defend him.


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    Ultima Thule
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    Nozebleed wrote: »
    writing Rat on a piece of paper is not criminal damage...you do realise this? as sick as it is...the guards have no right to arrest this guy for writing an insult in a book of condolence.

    Schools across the country should have hundreds of euro in damages claims from scribbles on their books following this precedence.


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