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PSNI operating in south

  • 25-11-2013 5:21pm
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    deaglan169
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    seen an unmarked armoured landrover discovery today in monaghan town with two officers on board, i imagine probably going to monaghan garda station perhaps to collect a prisoner is it usual for this to happen, before anyone gets there back up not complaining and think its great to see forces on both sides co-operating


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  • #2
    mcgarrett
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    Maybe they were both thinking " I wonder is that sat nav working, didn't think Aughnacloy was this big". :D


  • #3
    deaglan169
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    mcgarrett wrote: »
    Maybe they were both thinking " I wonder is that sat nav working, didn't think Aughnacloy was this big". :D

    you can really notice the southern shoppers this year :D


  • #4
    kub
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    Its simple, Gardai are now buying second vehicles from PSNI, they are taking their time re registering them due to the cost of VRT.


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    [Deleted User]
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    deaglan169 wrote: »
    i imagine probably going to monaghan garda station perhaps to collect a prisoner is it usual for this to happen,

    why would you imagine that?
    how do you know what they were doing??
    'imagine perhaps' they were doing something:rolleyes:


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    deaglan169 wrote: »
    seen an unmarked armoured landrover discovery today in monaghan town with two officers on board, i imagine probably going to monaghan garda station perhaps to collect a prisoner is it usual for this to happen, before anyone gets there back up not complaining and think its great to see forces on both sides co-operating

    NI reg or southern reg?


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  • #7
    Terrontress
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    deaglan169 wrote: »
    seen an unmarked armoured landrover discovery today in monaghan town with two officers on board, i imagine probably going to monaghan garda station perhaps to collect a prisoner is it usual for this to happen, before anyone gets there back up not complaining and think its great to see forces on both sides co-operating

    Is this the norm following an extradition? Send a couple of lads down in a Land Rover?


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    [Deleted User]
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    Terrontress wrote: »
    Is this the norm following an extradition? Send a couple of lads down in a Land Rover?

    What I'm thinking is it's a normal looking land rover discovery just armored rather than what we expect from the PSNI. If so it's probably ours. Have a look over recent videos and VIP visits.


  • #9
    deaglan169
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    NI reg armoured with two officers in white shirts and stab vests, im used of seeing these jeeps as i work in the north


  • #10
    deaglan169
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    bubblypop wrote: »
    why would you imagine that?
    how do you know what they were doing??
    'imagine perhaps' they were doing something:rolleyes:

    i imagine as this would be the most plausible reason, also imagine means "form a mental image or concept of", "suppose or assume" so that is all i was doing simply making an assumption:rolleyes:


  • #11
    Capri
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    deaglan169 wrote: »
    NI reg armoured with two officers in white shirts and stab vests, im used of seeing these jeeps as i work in the north

    Seen uniformed 'HM Customs' in Dublin Airport before with Irish customs officers, and of course there's plenty of 'Homeland Security' and 'US Immigration' officers up there too. Suppose a lot of co-operation goes on behind the scenes ;)


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