Live Manhunt! Escaped Prisoner

crusier

Omackeral wrote: »

Attempted murder of a Prison Officer? Not out of the realms of possibility.

Until it gets to the DPP and then it will become assault causing serious harm, then in court his barrister will offer a plea to assault causing harm and the DPP will accept it. He'll get 5 years 2 suspended and he'll be out in 2 years on good behaviour cause he'll have no one to fight with in solitary confinement!

philstar

what an eejit

wouldn't you think he would have headed straight for the port at rosslare pay off a HGV driver hide in the trailer then off to the uk, and then down to Dover do the same again and then onto the continent and then head down to sunny spain where he could lay low with rest of criminal fraternity

donvito99

philstar wrote: »

what an eejit

wouldn't you think he would have headed straight for the port at rosslare pay off a HGV driver hide in the trailer then off to the uk, and then down to Dover do the same again and then onto the continent and then head down to sunny spain where he could lay low with rest of criminal fraternity

You've done this before, haven't you.

Yellowblackbird

philstar wrote: »

what an eejit

wouldn't you think he would have headed straight for the port at rosslare pay off a HGV driver hide in the trailer then off to the uk, and then down to Dover do the same again and then onto the continent and then head down to sunny spain where he could lay low with rest of criminal fraternity

I think he should have gone directly to the nearest costume store. Acquired himself a false mustache, a monocle and a top hat. Then he could saunter around Grafton Street with his walking cane bidding good day to fellow shoppers whilst laughing away on the inside. One step ahead of the system.

vienne86

Amazed he was caught. Fair play to the cops for hauling him in. He has a long sentence in the UK to finish up.

I wish he could be brought back to Portlaoise for a while. I would be happy enough for my taxes to pay the prison guards there to keep him company for a while.

FloatingVoter

philstar wrote: »

what an eejit

wouldn't you think he would have headed straight for the port at rosslare pay off a HGV driver hide in the trailer then off to the uk, and then down to Dover do the same again and then onto the continent and then head down to sunny spain where he could lay low with rest of criminal fraternity

He has 22 life sentences in the UK. He robbed a grand total of £1500 in a string of robberies from Glasgow to London. Without wearing any form of disguise. He'd have made more on the beg. This guy is not a member of the criminal "elite". Just a violent little man of limited intelligence.
Can't they keep him now that he's made it back home. I'm sure a Facebook campaign of sort would raise the ferry ticket money to ship him back (steerage) to Wormwood Scrubs or whatever hole he belongs in.

gctest50

Deleted User wrote: »

I wish he could be brought back to Portlaoise for a while. I would be happy enough for my taxes to pay the prison guards there to keep him company for a while.

and how many would they need this time ? 4, 5, 6, 7 ?

if the three were doing more like this :

Omackeral wrote: »

Any toilets, exam rooms in hospitals etc should be searched prior to a prisoner using them. That's not to say something could be missed though. False panels in a ceiling could be an example there. I'd always check the cistern on an escort.
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maybe he wouldn't have escaped

NachoBusiness

You think with the amount of planning that went into his escape he would have at least had a plan to keep his fcuking head down somewhat after that. Sitting outside a bloody pub.

Mother of God. What was he thinking? That he was Ronnie Briggs in his Brazil days or something. Bloody muppet.

Kermit.de.frog

Joke of a prison service, joke of a so called police force, joke of a country. Takes a properly resourced and trained police force to catch him.

NachoBusiness

Kermit.de.frog wrote: »

Joke of a prison service, joke of a so called police force, joke of a country. Takes a properly resourced and trained police force to catch him.

Well, in fairness, the Guards caught him in Dublin after he had been on the run from the British cops for a few years.

FloatingVoter

NachoBusiness wrote: »

Well, in fairness, the Guards caught him in Dublin after he had been on the run from the British cops for a few years.

Now the UK taxpayer have him. Let them fund him. We are not a ****ing bargain bin for the trash of the UK. Belfast is as much in the UK as Oxford Street. I see no reason why we should accept his return until he has served his life sentences out there. In say, 20 or 30 years...we'll have him over for a trial.

Nodin

Kermit.de.frog wrote: »

Joke of a prison service, joke of a so called police force, joke of a country. Takes a properly resourced and trained police force to catch him.

Us or the Brits?

NachoBusiness

FloatingVoter wrote: »

Now the UK taxpayer have him. Let them fund him. We are not a ****ing bargain bin for the trash of the UK. Belfast is as much in the UK as Oxford Street. I see no reason why we should accept his return until he has served his life sentences out there. In say, 20 or 30 years...we'll have him over for a trial.

Well, he has to serve his time for this first:

http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/bank-raid-suspect-is-on-uks-most-wanted-list-28818089.html

Plus, he stabbed two prisoner officers. I'm sure their fellow colleagues would like to tuck him in for a few more years here yet.

FloatingVoter

NachoBusiness wrote: »

Well, he has to serve his time for this first:

http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/bank-raid-suspect-is-on-uks-most-wanted-list-28818089.html

Plus, he stabbed two prisoner officers. I'm sure their fellow colleagues would like to tuck him in for a few more years here yet.

I'd imagine they want rid as much as I do. He's the kind of twat that'll butt his head off a wall and claim "they hit me". It strikes me nobody wants this loser.
Finders Keepers should be the rule. They pawned him off on us. now he's back with Her Majesty. Let Dave Cameron adopt the maggot.

fleet_admiral

Deleted User wrote: »

I wish he could be brought back to Portlaoise for a while. I would be happy enough for my taxes to pay the prison guards there to keep him company for a while.

I hope he literally shat and pissed himself when he was tazered. Then give the scumbag over to off duty prison guards in an empty carpark

dodzy

Whatever sliver of credibility he may have had in criminal circles will surely be gone now. He'll be a laughing stock among his own.

Initially I would have been on the "let our neighbours across the pond finance his keep" side, but on the back of recent events I'd be keen to see him back in PL for a while. I'd say he'd be quite popular with the guards there.

anncoates

Devise complex and daring escape plan, stab two prison guards and escape in blaze of publicity.

Do you:

A) Lie low until furore dies down and restrictions are eased on the exit points from the country

Head straight to popular tourist bar in Belfast city centre - situated beside BBC NI headquarters and near a few major police stations - and have a few pints, still carrying your knife.

farmerjj

What a gimp

Caliden

dodzy wrote: »

Whatever sliver of credibility he may have had in criminal circles will surely be gone now. He'll be a laughing stock among his own.

Initially I would have been on the "let our neighbours across the pond finance his keep" side, but on the back of recent events I'd be keen to see him back in PL for a while. I'd say he'd be quite popular with the guards there.

The guards probably won't do it themselves as it's expected, more than likely get a few inmates to give him a hiding and be slow to break it up. Give them a few extra perks for their troubles.

dodzy

Caliden wrote: »

The guards probably won't do it themselves as it's expected, more than likely get a few inmates to give him a hiding and be slow to break it up. Give them a few extra perks for their troubles.

Popcorn...... and front row seats though

murpho999

Kermit.de.frog wrote: »

Joke of a prison service, joke of a so called police force, joke of a country. Takes a properly resourced and trained police force to catch him.

Of course no one has been wrongfully arrested by British police or escaped from British prison have they?

Ridiculous post.

Oryx

Just heard on the news that he robbed a place then went to the pub down the road. What a fcuking muppet.

Tho its good he has so few brain cells, got him back off the streets quickly.

crusier

Kermit.de.frog wrote: »

Joke of a prison service, joke of a so called police force, joke of a country. Takes a properly resourced and trained police force to catch him.

Are ya long out?

jimgoose

Oryx wrote: »

Just heard on the news that he robbed a place then went to the pub down the road. What a fcuking muppet.

Tho its good he has so few brain cells, got him back off the streets quickly.

It surprises me that many people seem to be surprised by the fact that the likes of this fella is a bit thick. In general, people who wind up in clink for rampaging around the place like deranged chimpanzees robbing and beating people up are not renowned for intellectual prowess.

Vex Willems

While good at escaping, I get the feeling he's not a very good robber

mikom

Maybe he wanted to be back in a UK prison.

Going Strong

Vex Willems wrote: »

While good at escaping, I get the feeling he's not a very good robber

He just needs to escape a few more times until it all evens out.

JohnnyChimpo

Poor chap couldn't handle the outside world, missed his pet crow.

"Brockwell was here"

Desolation Of Smug

philstar wrote: »

what an eejit

wouldn't you think he would have headed straight for the port at rosslare pay off a HGV driver hide in the trailer then off to the uk, and then down to Dover do the same again and then onto the continent and then head down to sunny spain where he could lay low with rest of criminal fraternity

I did mention he didn't appear to be the brightest...