superglue put in front door lock in Lettekenny

oranbhoy67

Woke up this morning to the landlord asking me to test my front door with my key to see if glue had been put into it,as someone had done that to my neighbours door... my key wouldnt go in. So it had..


So now he is here changing the locks im just putting this out there for people to be aware that its going on in Letterkenny, i got home near 2AM last night so it mustve happened after that. Plus my road is close to the schools so that could be another factor in it.

Maldesu

If it happens again I think nail varnish will break down the glue.

oranbhoy67

Thanks maldesu ill keep it in mind...


Talking to the landlord there and seems most of the street had it done to them last night some time after the Sam Homecoming...


Thats was a nice way for someone to celebrate

apache

I heard on radio na G that scum were robbing cars and pickpocketing during the celebrations.
Terrible carry on at such a great time!

retalivity

dafuq is wrong with some people???

oranbhoy67

apache wrote: »

I heard on radio na G that scum were robbing cars and pickpocketing during the celebrations.
Terrible carry on at such a great time!

Yeah there was announcments from stage to watch out for pickpockets active in the crowd in lkenny last night!

Broxi_Bear_Eire

apache wrote: »

I heard on radio na G that scum were robbing cars and pickpocketing during the celebrations.
Terrible carry on at such a great time!

Yep my daughters Father in Law had his car broken into in Donegal Town on Sunday night. They ripped off the dash,tried to hot wire it failed miserably so proceeded to kick all the door panels in. Some very sad people out there

byte

Broxi_Bear_Eire wrote: »

Yep my daughters Father in Law had his car broken into in Donegal Town on Sunday night. They ripped off the dash,tried to hot wire it failed miserably so proceeded to kick all the door panels in. Some very sad people out there

Jesus, that's disgraceful behaviour. Scumbags.

oranbhoy67

Just saw on a certain un-named website that Ballymacool Terrace was done last night.. there car locks were glued too ... said its been the 3rd such street to be attacked this way.. keep an eye out at night folks

smashey

retalivity wrote: »

dafuq is wrong with some people???

They know they will get off with it if by some fluke they are caught. Nothing a good kicking wouldn't cure though!

Local-womanizer

smashey wrote: »

retalivity wrote: »

dafuq is wrong with some people???

They know they will get off with it if by some fluke they are caught. Nothing a good kicking wouldn't cure though!

I laughed! Your name and avatar fit this post so well! :P

muffler

Local-womanizer wrote: »

I laughed! Your name and avatar fit this post so well! :P

Thats an old pic he's using as an avatar :pac:

smashey

muffler wrote: »

Local-womanizer wrote: »

I laughed! Your name and avatar fit this post so well! :P

Thats an old pic he's using as an avatar :pac:

It's a remarkable likeness

muffler

They're just about to discuss this issue on Highland Radio now

Mr_A

I was glued to the Highland coverage. Certainly sounds like a sticky situation.

(It had to be done. You know it had to be done.)

muffler

Mr_A wrote: »

I was glued to the Highland coverage. Certainly sounds like a sticky situation.

(It had to be done. You know it had to be done.)

Well, in that case i can either stick this thread or lock it

apache

It was in the star today! Bloody hell - so annoying - little sh1ts superglueing locks.
I come home some days and fear my lock has been superglued. Its so easy to do!

Apart from that woeful carry on at such a wonderful time. I know everywhere is getting rough but is letterkenny particularly bad????? I've heard a lot of stories.....

CastorTroy

apache wrote: »

Apart from that woeful carry on at such a wonderful time. I know everywhere is getting rough but is letterkenny particularly bad????? I've heard a lot of stories.....

And probably a discussion for somewhere else, but what has changed that things have gotten so bad in the past number of years?

So is the superglue thing limited to the Ballymacool area? Or is it a case that now it's been reported, other wee sh*tes think it's a great idea?

apache

CastorTroy wrote: »

apache wrote: »

Apart from that woeful carry on at such a wonderful time. I know everywhere is getting rough but is letterkenny particularly bad????? I've heard a lot of stories.....

And probably a discussion for somewhere else, but what has changed that things have gotten so bad in the past number of years?

So is the superglue thing limited to the Ballymacool area? Or is it a case that now it's been reported, other wee sh*tes think it's a great idea?

Possibly. The only reason i ask is because i am a prison officer and donegal had the lowest commital rate in the country but in the past 2 years this has changed and i see a lot of donegal commitals - especially letterkenny. so that is the reason i ask.
Its a shame.

oranbhoy67

CastorTroy wrote: »

And probably a discussion for somewhere else, but what has changed that things have gotten so bad in the past number of years?

So is the superglue thing limited to the Ballymacool area? Or is it a case that now it's been reported, other wee sh*tes think it's a great idea?

im in the Ard O Donnell area & it happend here on Tuesday night & in Ballymacool on Wednesday night..so id say its the same people/person doing it as it wasnt widely reported until it happened in Ballymacool..

As to your other question i wish i knew.. perhaps just a general decline in Society (and parenting) as a whole.

CastorTroy

apache wrote: »

Possibly. The only reason i ask is because i am a prison officer and donegal had the lowest commital rate in the country but in the past 2 years this has changed and i see a lot of donegal commitals - especially letterkenny. so that is the reason i ask.
Its a shame.

Yeah, sorry, I wasn't clear. I meant I knew things had gotten worse and was just wondering why. I wasn't questioning why you said what you said.

oranbhoy67 wrote: »

im in the Ard O Donnell area & it happend here on Tuesday night & in Ballymacool on Wednesday night..so id say its the same people/person doing it as it wasnt widely reported until it happened in Ballymacool..

As to your other question i wish i knew.. perhaps just a general decline in Society (and parenting) as a whole.

I'm up Killyclug so hopefully I won't have it happen. It's crap it's happened to anyone and like I said there's a good chance others will be copying it.

apache

Yes oranbhoy i would agree - a general decline in society and with recession etc it plays a big part. It just saddens me as donegal as a whole used to have the lowest crime rate but not anymore.

I hope you got sorted anyway and got into your home with not much hassle. Did you have to break the lock?

apache

No bother castortroy

oranbhoy67

apache wrote: »

Yes oranbhoy i would agree - a general decline in society and with recession etc it plays a big part. It just saddens me as donegal as a whole used to have the lowest crime rate but not anymore.

I hope you got sorted anyway and got into your home with not much hassle. Did you have to break the lock?

yeah i did thanks as my house is rented my landlord had to fit the bill for a new lock which i understood was around €40.. i didnt have to break the lock as i can open it without the key from the inside... i just feel sorry for the many elderley people that this happened too - who not only had to pay for repairs but who were very shaken up by the thought of someone creeping about outside there house in the dead of night

Senna

Did i read on RTE that 3 youths have been arrested?

danniemcq

Wee scumbags were around last night too, 2 of the neigbours had their car door locks glued (dunno about others GF was only chatting to one of the old ladies this morning) and we had our bin tag stolen.

i understand pranks and crap but aren't pranks meant to be funny when you see what you done play out but this is just senseless and even if they were watching i can't imagine the sight of an elderly woman trying to get her key in the car this morning would be side splitingly funny.

Me thinks a night in the other room looking over the estate is called for. Either that or time to set the webcam up for motion detection

homer simpson

danniemcq wrote: »

Wee scumbags were around last night too, 2 of the neigbours had their car door locks glued (dunno about others GF was only chatting to one of the old ladies this morning) and we had our bin tag stolen.

i understand pranks and crap but aren't pranks meant to be funny when you see what you done play out but this is just senseless and even if they were watching i can't imagine the sight of an elderly woman trying to get her key in the car this morning would be side splitingly funny.

Me thinks a night in the other room looking over the estate is called for. Either that or time to set the webcam up for motion detection

apache

I've heard again that they're at it!
I read in the paper a few days ago that in one night a few nights ago dozens of cars and house locks were superglued. I can't remember the area now. I should have posted it up when I remembered

When I'm going out and locking my door I always think how easy it would be for the local scum to do it and how annoying and frustrating it is for people. Thankfully its never happened to me.

So whats going on up in Donegal? Is there an epidemic of supergluers(ees?) and whats the fascination with it?

I'm sure they get a great laugh out of it. Just feel annoyed for the people it happens to and all the hassle it causes to them.

Penfailed

apache wrote: »

I read in the paper a few days ago that in one night a few nights ago dozens of cars and house locks were superglued. I can't remember the area now. I should have posted it up when I remembered

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-20808626

danniemcq

yeah our estate got hit again (3rd or 4th time now)

the estate is small and mainly elderly people and the same cars have been done each time same with locks, ours was done for the first time last week.

Its horrible thoough when you think that if there was an emergency someone might not be able to unlock their doors to get in or out.

One neighbour had to climb through a back window.

I blame our new guard dog for not alerting me to get to my post!

apache

Cheers Penfailed.

Jeez Dannie 3rd/4th time???!!! FFS!!
Yeah thats the thing - in an emergency situation its very concerning.

oranbhoy67

to be honest to me this has went past a bit of a prank long ago & the gards should be doing more to catch who is doing this... as whoever it is is taking the time & effort to do this so many times well in my eyes they must be a bit disturbed to say the least

homer simpson

If it is the culprit fair play to them for catching him..... eventually.

http://www.highlandradio.com/2013/05/10/letterkeny-man-found-with-glue-arrested-on-suspicion-of-criminal-damage/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=facebook

danniemcq

homer simpson wrote: »

If it is the culprit fair play to them for catching him..... eventually.

http://www.highlandradio.com/2013/05/10/letterkeny-man-found-with-glue-arrested-on-suspicion-of-criminal-damage/?utm_source=twitterfeed&utm_medium=facebook

i hope someone glues his house airtight while he is in court *if* he is found guilty

smashey

danniemcq wrote: »

i hope someone glues his house airtight while he is in court *if* he is found guilty

Better if somebody glued his butt cheeks to a toilet seat and pulled him out of the seat really quickly

homer simpson

smashey wrote: »

Better if somebody glued his butt cheeks to a toilet seat and pulled him out of the seat really quickly

No no no.... it's like a plaster, fast is less painful so do it slowly more painful that way!

oranbhoy67

smashey wrote: »

Better if somebody glued his butt cheeks to a toilet seat and pulled him out of the seat really quickly

if hes going to the jail he might be better off getting his cheeks glued together

jimmy the car

oranbhoy67 wrote: »

if hes going to the jail he might be better off getting his cheeks glued together

Feck jail that's too easy, send him up to Fintown 12 hours a day for a couple years fitting turf and then cart it one bag at a time to the houses he glued in the first place!