Immigrant gang rape in Ulster now

tiger55

http://www.u.tv/News/Woman-gang-raped-and-man-critical/82864725-5045-4dc4-b1c0-41921bfbe072

The pair were held hostage in a flat in Dingwell Park in the town and endured a nightmare ordeal over a prolonged period, from the early hours of Wednesday into the evening.
Detectives from the PSNI's Rape Crime Unit at Mahon Road in Portadown believe a number of men were involved in the assaults on both victims.
Taughnevan community worker Pat McMenamin told UTV that local residents have been left reeling from news of the horrific attack.
"The community is in total shock to think this happened on their doorstep," he said.
"There seems to be some sort of fall-out between members of a foreign national community and it's been brought into our community.
"People are afraid because they think the people who are responsible for this may be living among us."
Anyone with information about activity in the Dingwell Park area on Wednesday is asked to contact detectives in Portadown.

Jesus Wept

ok

mackg

Every f*cking day, can we go one day on this island without someone committing some horrifying sex crime.

Sunnyisland

mackg wrote: »

Every f*cking day, can we go one day on this island without someone committing some horrifying sex crime.

:mad: And not just by immigrants :mad:

mackg

mackg wrote: »

Every f*cking day, can we go one day on this island without someone committing some horrifying sex crime.

It's not just an Irish problem.

KeithAFC

I wonder what might happen to them.

stovelid

Lurgan: that bucolic, peaceful place with no history of violent crime until those dastardly immigrants got there.

mackg

Deleted User wrote: »

It's not just an Irish problem.

I know that, but is there anything wrong with me being more concerned about the country where most of my friends as well as my sisters and their kids are?

stovelid

KeithAFC wrote: »

I wonder what might happen to them.

I'm so turned on by your connections innuendo.

mackg

KeithAFC wrote: »

I wonder what might happen to them.

Are the sentences as leniant for this type of thing up north as they are in the Republic?

KeithAFC

mackg wrote: »

Are the sentences as leniant for this type of thing up north as they are in the Republic?

They will probably get knee capped.

Jesus Wept

mackg wrote: »

Every f*cking day, can we go one day on this island without someone committing some horrifying sex crime.

I can.

stovelid

The-Rigger wrote: »

I can.

It's tougher in summer though, you have to admit.

mackg

mackg wrote: »

I know that, but is there anything wrong with me being more concerned about the country where most of my friends as well as my sisters and their kids are?

I wouldn't be concerned about the country at all in terms of your sisters and kids.

BluesBerry

Things are tense with immigrants up there as it is
I can imagine there will be more hate crimes against them now
This will have not helped

sollar

The victim was Lithuania. I wonder where the perpetrators where from? A 12 hour ordeal, some sick people about.

mackg

Deleted User wrote: »

I wouldn't be concerned about the country at all in terms of your sisters and kids.

Could you clarify what you mean.

ejmaztec

sollar wrote: »

The victim was Lithuania. I wonder where the perpetrators where from? A 12 hour ordeal, some sick people about.

I assume from this bit that they were all Lithuanian:

"There seems to be some sort of fall-out between members of a foreign national community and it's been brought into our community

Dionysus

stovelid wrote: »

Lurgan: that bucolic, peaceful place with no history of violent crime until those dastardly immigrants got there.

Looks up meaning of 'bucolic'....

mackg

mackg wrote: »

Could you clarify what you mean.

I don't think anyone should spend much time worrying about an issue that can't be helped.. Especially in a very safe country such as Ireland.

4zn76tysfajdxp

sollar wrote: »

The victim was Lithuania.

All of it? No wonder it took all day.

munchkin_utd

to be fair theres worse has happened up round Lurgan direction over the years and it wasnt an immigrant community involved.

Lookup what happened in the "Murder Triangle" during the troubles.

stovelid

Dionysus wrote: »

Looks up meaning of 'bucolic'....

Bring me in an apple tomorrow and we'll call it quits.

ejmaztec

stovelid wrote: »

Bring me in an apple tomorrow and we'll call it quits.

He's a word nazi.

My motto is "If it sounds good, use it".

mackg

Deleted User wrote: »

I don't think anyone should spend much time worrying about an issue that can't be helped.. Especially in a very safe country such as Ireland.

I see what you mean, but at the end of the day your family is your family and it can be hard to not to worry for their safety no matter how small the risk.

sollar

ejmaztec wrote: »

I assume from this bit that they were all Lithuanian:

I'll be ate by the PC brigade but they seem to be involved in quite a bit of violent crime here.

conorhal

Speaking of which, does anybody know what happened after that particularly horrific case in Louth:
http://www.independent.ie/national-news/five-held-after-alleged-rape-of-woman-during-crowbar-attack-1668365.html

There was a huge outcry after the incident and then it dissapeared from the media attention.
All the suspects were Lithuanian teens, bailed after this brutal incident and subsequently dissapeared abroad after as they were released because they were never charged at the time. There seems to have been no willingness to to persue the case.

quantity771

I read that as Immenent!:eek:early mornings,my bad!

quantity771

Imminent

cowzerp

The thread title sounds like its happening as you open the message, i was expecting running commentary!

4zn76tysfajdxp

sollar wrote: »

I'll be ate by the PC brigade but they seem to be involved in quite a bit of violent crime here.

The PC brigade accounts for over 95% of all violent crimes commited on this island.

Kevin Duffy

"There seems to be some sort of fall-out between members of a foreign national community and it's been brought into our community"

In Northern Ireland. Imagine that.

MagicSean

mackg wrote: »

Every f*cking day, can we go one day on this island without someone committing some horrifying sex crime.

Our whole society is obsessed with sex. Children are exposed to it a ridiculously young age and in the wrong context. Until we fix that we will continue to produce loads of sex offenders.

Killer Pigeon

Were these immigrants Irish people from the South who decided to go to the North?

BluesBerry

sollar wrote: »

I'll be ate by the PC brigade but they seem to be involved in quite a bit of violent crime here.

It is true but we are not allowed say what we really want without the do-gooders pointing fingers at you and calling you racist etc

And it was predicted on another thread about something similar that gang rapes and crime would increase and be commited by foreign nationals

Dionysus

Killer Pigeon wrote: »

Were these immigrants Irish people from the South who decided to go to the North?

Or British people from Britain who decided to go to the North?

Dionysus

wrote:

I'll be ate by the PC brigade....

eaten

sollar

Amiya High Beggar wrote: »

The PC brigade accounts for over 95% of all violent crimes commited on this island.

Your on fire today frada

sollar

Dionysus wrote: »

eaten

yawn

http://www.thefreedictionary.com/Ate

ejmaztec

Some immigrants from that neck of the woods seem to be ultra-violent when they settle disputes, and don't seem to give a sh1t for the consequences of using knives etc., or using rape as a punishment.

Every now and again there's a case in the UK or here, and they all seem to kick off after the people involved have had a skinful, and an argument breaks out for some reason.

Nodin

conorhal wrote: »

Speaking of which, does anybody know what happened after that particularly horrific case in Louth:
http://www.independent.ie/national-news/five-held-after-alleged-rape-of-woman-during-crowbar-attack-1668365.html

There was a huge outcry after the incident and then it dissapeared from the media attention.
All the suspects were Lithuanian teens, bailed after this brutal incident and subsequently dissapeared abroad after as they were released because they were never charged at the time. There seems to have been no willingness to to persue the case.

There was no case to pursue.
http://www.tribune.ie/news/article/2009/aug/30/dna-tests-fail-to-back-up-drogheda-rape-claim/

seanbeag1 wrote:

Our whole society is obsessed with sex. Children are exposed to it a ridiculously young age and in the wrong context. Until we fix that we will continue to produce loads of sex offenders..

Why did the majority of sex offences in church institutions take place in thew 1940's 50's 60's and 70's then.....?

twinQuins

BluesBerry wrote: »

It is true but we are not allowed say what we really want without the do-gooders pointing fingers at you and calling you racist etc

So let me see if I have this right: you can't spout racist crap without being called up on it? And that's a problem?

Aw, poor diddums, my heart bleeds for you.

And it was predicted on another thread about something similar that gang rapes and crime would increase and be commited by foreign nationals

And have they? Do you have anything to back up such an assertation?

I dislike how "PC" has come to refer to anyone unwilling to believe whatever makey-uppy bull**** the usual racist plebs come up with to justify their prejudice.

sollar

twinQuins wrote: »

So let me see if I have this right: you can't spout racist crap without being called up on it? And that's a problem?

No he said be called racist. Simply being called racist by some PC nut doesn't mean someone has actually said anything racist.

stovelid

ejmaztec wrote: »

He's a word nazi.

My motto is "If it sounds good, use it".

Mine is "If it sounds mellifluous, by all means utilise it".

Killer Pigeon

Dionysus wrote: »

Or British people from Britain who decided to go to the North?

Erm, Britain and Northern Ireland are in the UK so technically they're not immigrants.

ejmaztec

stovelid wrote: »

Mine is "If it sounds mellifluous, by all means utilise it".

How ripsnortinglyplonktuperous of you to think of that.

LeeHoffmann

a very safe country such as Ireland.

no matter how small the risk.

The statistic is 1 in 4. Not that small a risk then. Couple that with extremely lenient sentencing, prevalent victim-blaming, and under-reporting and I can see why you'd be worried.

an issue that can't be helped.

Why can't it be helped??

Yahew

stovelid wrote: »

Lurgan: that bucolic, peaceful place with no history of violent crime until those dastardly immigrants got there.

Thats the worst example of what-aboutary ever. Jesus wept.

Phill Ewinn

We should appoint a leader of these sex criminals. Then spend the next ten years hunting him down all over world, causing many more conflicts along the way and generting lots of revenue for the anti-sex crimes industry.

We could call him Sammie de bin-manny or something.

mackg

ejmaztec wrote: »

Some immigrants from that neck of the woods seem to be ultra-violent when they settle disputes, and don't seem to give a sh1t for the consequences of using knives etc., or using rape as a punishment.

Every now and again there's a case in the UK or here, and they all seem to kick off after the people involved have had a skinful, and an argument breaks out for some reason.

You realise that your post could refer people from Ireland, that stuff happens here too.

the_syco

stovelid wrote: »

Lurgan: that bucolic, peaceful place with no history of violent crime until those dastardly immigrants got there.

The immigrants have been here for 800 years. Give it a rest :pac: