Low Life Scum Strike Again in Dublin Zoo Car Park

titch1

Just searching through old threads to see how often this has happened. Decided to bring the kids to the zoo today. Got there about 4, left again at 5 after getting a phonecall to say Gardai in HQ had my handbag. Alarm bells started ringing and as suspected, legged it back to the car to find the driver's lock in bits and the car rifled through. I brought the baby bag into the zoo with me and usually throw my handbag into it when I'm emptying the boot but hubby said he'd do all the paying so we just closed over the boot cover, locked the car and headed off. The lowest of the low in the world cleaned up when they took the sat nav and an ipod from the glove box, cash from my handbag and a brand new telescope which was also in the boot. Be warned that it now doesn't matter if you conceal anything in your car, those gutter filth will still take everything you honestly and decently worked hard for (apart from the bag of dog food - too heavy to carry god love them). Gardai were brilliant as was the absolute gentleman who picked up my bag which he found in the middle of the road near the polo grounds. The Garda in Cabra also told us a bloke was just in ahead of us to report his spare wheel stolen from underneath his jeep. He warned us never ever to park there again, it's notorious. We always park there, this is the first time ever (it was a car we only bought 2 months ago too) but I just want to let others know what's going on and please stay away from it. I never want to see the zoo again, cop on people and put some cctv in there. Just a pity these dragged up scum ruined a family day out for their indecent ways of making a living. I hope you all rot in hell (still too good for you).

Ross_Mahon

Don't leave expensive valuables in your car

Chuck Stone

animals

mikom

Animals.

gandhi123

http://phogue.net/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/WALL_OF_TEXT.jpg

squod

They stole your ability to use paragraphs?

Absurdum

worse than osama bin laden so they are

El Weirdo

The bastards stole your return key, too.

Scum. Sub-human scum.

Crazy Horse 6

Jesus they did'nt kill anyone. Scum no doubt but take a deep breath OP.

darkman2

squod wrote: »

They stole your ability to use paragraphs?

Oh you,


When you have your car attacked in a smash and grab and are flustered about it paragraphs are probably not uppermost in your mind. Unless you are David Norris or someone like that.

Liber8or

mikom wrote: »

Animals.

Chuck Stone wrote: »

animals

Lads, stop monkeying around, this is serious - another iPhone has been stolen.

Killer Pigeon

It was probably the crows:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dx4nN0HkByg

stupidusername

this op has 15 posts in more than 2 years, when she posts, she bloody well posts about something important!

amdublin

Yeah it's sh1t that your car was broken into

But if you hadn't left all that sh1t in your car there'd have been nothing to take.

Why would you leave all that stuff in your car Seriously like.

My name is URL

middle of the road near the polo grounds

*spits out monocle*

phasers

I can't believe that people still leave valuables in their cars.

anndub

At least they didn't steal your phone number out of your handbag. If they had stolen the phone number you stored in your handbag (?) they guards couldn't have called you.

MonsterCookie

Given that I've parked there quite a bit and never realised that the car park is notorious, I'm grateful to the op for letting us know about her experience.

What's the story with the posts bitching about no paragraphs and return keys...is that a big deal to some people? Get a life...

Sonnenblumen

Next time leave something that can explode, tha'll teach them not to mess with your car!








Joking aside, it's a horrible experience.

Stained Class

These type of arsewipes desprately deserve their 'entitlement' to be locked into a handball alley full of starving Rothweilers.

FurryFace

Puts me right off going to the azoo again that does.

not yet

Ross_Mahon wrote: »

Don't leave expensive valuables in your car

That's a great fvcking help after the fact.

engrish?

Ross_Mahon wrote: »

Don't leave expensive valuables in your car

You're an asswipe.

My name is URL

MonsterCookie wrote: »

Given that I've parked there quite a bit and never realised that the car park is notorious, I'm grateful to the op for letting us know about her experience.

Doesn't that kind of suggest that it isn't very notorious?

Liber8or

Ross_Mahon wrote: »

Don't leave expensive valuables in your car

Captain Hindsight to the rescue!

epgc3fyqirnbsx

Bad luck OP.
As for not leaving valuables in your car, that's always advisable but doesn't always happen for whatever reason. If you hadn't them on display they would have wrecked your locks anyway

Solnskaya

phasers wrote: »

I can't believe that people still leave valuables in their cars.

way too many mong comments like this. I can't believe scumbags are low enough to rob peoples cars for what is left in them. People accept too much- you should have hidden your stuff, wunk.wunk, you should have locked your door, wunk,wunk... no, the scummers should have fecked off and got another way of making their money than scabbing gear thats not theirs, and the guards, who know who all these gee-bags are should have taken them down an alley years ago and kicked their snot out through their ears, the better to let these parasitic cnuts see the error of their ways.

Jess16

Not a nice thing to happen but considering there are a whole pile of people in Ireland having a much harder time right now, meh

Stained Class

Jess16 wrote: »

Not a nice thing to happen but considering there are a whole pile of people in Ireland having a much harder time right now, meh

No excuse!

I don't notice too many people starving to death in this country yet.

Jess16

Stained Class wrote: »

No excuse!

I don't notice too many people starving to death in this country yet.

I never said it was an excuse but there are a greater number of people suffering much greater hardships so if it's ok with you, I'll reserve my sympathy for those who need it most

phasers

what does 'wunk wunk' mean?

Stained Class

Jess16 wrote: »

I never said it was an excuse but there are a greater number of people suffering much greater hardships so if it's ok with you, I'll reserve my sympathy for those who need it most

No problem.

Who are these people you speak of though?

I'm not too well off financially, but I've worked damm hard for what I've got!

Have to say, I'd do serious damage to anybody stealing anything I have.

dsmythy

Maybe they have that addiction disease I've heard about. Show compassion to the vulnerable.....

Seriously though never nice to have things robbed. You almost feel violated.

My name is URL wrote: »

*spits out monocle*

WANT TO THANK TWICE

mylifesucks

makes you think twice about leaving valuable s**t in your car, think I'll be extra cautious from now on

looksee

The main lesson to be learned from the OP's experience is not to post in AH when you are spitting mad because your property has been stolen and car damaged while you think you are having a peaceful family afternoon at the zoo.

God there's some sanctimonious, smart-arse blethering on this thread.

charlemont

I slept in my car there, The night before the Easter Rising commemorations in 2006.

easygoing39

Yeah Jess,thanks very very much for youre support of the poor like me in Dublin who are finding it very hard to suport ourselves in these tough times.



ps..could you you pm me youre address,or just post it up here, and the times you are out of your house,so me and my hard-up mates could break in youre back door nd help ourselves to youre valuables??

Sticjones

Animals.

Gummy Panda

We need better car security systems

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zsbbokU5WBs

Mr.Crinklewood

charlemont wrote: »

I slept in my car there, The night before the Easter Rising commemorations in 2006.

Were you hoping someone would steal your virginity?

Ally Dick

Cops in Ireland are HOPELESS. They have given up. That's why criminality is through the roof

Mr.Crinklewood

Ally Dick wrote: »

Cops in Ireland are HOPELESS. They have given up. That's why criminality is through the roof

So the thieves got through the OP's sunroof?

4leto

Stained Class wrote: »

No problem.

Who are these people you speak of though?

I'm not too well off financially, but I've worked damm hard for what I've got!

Have to say, I'd do serious damage to anybody stealing anything I have.

And that says it all, I work, I save, I don't fkuc people over, I don't steal, I help when I can and I do my utmost to be a constructive member of society and not put any tension in the air around me.

Like most of the decent people I know and i have to say like 99% of the Irish people.

I am not a good person, or a nice person, just a normal person, these scum do not have any social responsibility, they just simply do not care.

paddyandy

Give a list of priorities to the average irish person on the street for the next general election and Law & Order is'nt near the top.We see that at every election time.

annascott

OP, I am really sorry to hear that this happened to you. What a horrible shock for you and your family. I can't understand why Dublin zoo don't have security/car park attendants on duty. It is the zoo car park. You didn't have a choice -you had to park there. It isn't as if you parked outside dodgy flats in a scary area and then were surprised to see evidence of a robbery.

What I don't understand is the posts from others which seem to insinuate that it is your fault for having valuable items in your car! It really is the end of the road when people just accept that having their car broken into is part of Dublin life.

ThisRegard

charlemont wrote: »

I slept in my car there, The night before the Easter Rising commemorations in 2006.

It wasn't open back then afaik.

There's a lot of idiots here though talking crap about leaving valuables in your car. Even if your boot and glove box were empty scum won't know that until they get in and the damage is done. There's also a thread in another forum about it also happening on Chesterfield Avenue.

Curly Judge

amdublin wrote: »

Yeah it's sh1t that your car was broken into

But if you hadn't left all that sh1t in your car there'd have been nothing to take.

Why would you leave all that stuff in your car Seriously like.

Yeah,:rolleyes:
Anyone who leaves a car radio or a sat nav in a car is just asking for trouble?

Seachmall

Presumably they don't go around breaking into random cars hoping there is something valuable, they probably saw something they wanted.

Out of sight, out of mind.

Pride Fighter

squod wrote: »

They stole your ability to use paragraphs?

The person is probably still in shock. Why dont you use a little bit of decorum in your posts.

I am sorry to hear that OP. Hopefully everything will be ok.

Jess16

annascott wrote: »

It really is the end of the road when people just accept that having their car broken into is part of Dublin life.

Firstly it's not part of Dublin life, it's part of modern life. And yes it's disgraceful and no people shouldn't steal but unfortunately the world is full of immoral morons.

Taking necessary precautions by locking your doors at night and being careful with your valuables is not accepting scummy behaviour, it's being sensible

Stained Class

Seachmall wrote: »

they probably saw something they wanted.

They want a belt in the snot!:mad: