Guards deny innocent woman her malteasers

recylingbin

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=koKdFttIg1Y

What a total scumbag.

Edit: nsfw language throughout.

me_irl

Aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaah jayyyysssssssssssssssiiiiisssssssssssssss Joooooooooooeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee!

Water John

The patience of Job, required for some careers.

timmyntc

Rumour has it his bird is still waiting on that box of malteasers

ohnonotgmail

what have i just listened to??

CB19Kevo

That's the reality of what the guards have to deal with in this country,being told that there wife and kids will be raped by this individual.Yet people love to have a go at them for being pulled over for speeding or keeping the peace at water meter protests.

Glad i don't have to do there job,having to deal with vermin like that.

ForstalDave

I dont envy them their job what a scumbag

Mesrine65

CB19Kevo wrote: »

That's the reality of what the guards have to deal with in this country,being told that there wife and kids will be raped by this individual.Yet people love to have a go at them for being pulled over for speeding or keeping the peace at water meter protests.

Glad i don't have to do there job,having to deal with vermin like that.

Try retail security if you think that's bad, you don't have the same powers as AGS but still have to put up with this type of shite from low-lifes every working day & your only back-up is fellow SO's connected to the street radio network.

ohnonotgmail

Mesrine65 wrote: »

Try retail security if you think that's bad, you don't have the same powers as AGS but still have to put up with this type of shite from low-lifes every working day & your only back-up is fellow SO's connected to the street radio network.

but you get to carry a cool radio and say "over" a lot so i'm sure that makes up for the abuse.

Mesrine65

ohnonotgmail wrote: »

but you get to carry a cool radio and say "over" a lot so i'm sure that makes up for the abuse.

Tell that to the Garda

blinding

Frozen Malteasers could be very dangerous on so many levels...Very Dangerous...

Little CuChulainn

At least the dad has his priorities right. Ombudsman then Sunday World.

Dyr

CB19Kevo wrote: »

That's the reality of what the guards have to deal with in this country,being told that there wife and kids will be raped by this individual.Yet people love to have a go at them for being pulled over for speeding or keeping the peace at water meter protests.

Glad i don't have to do there job,having to deal with vermin like that.

It's the reality of shopkeepers, emergency workers, health workers and a whole host of a other people have to deal with without recourse to the protection a garda can avail of.

They deserve criticism for how they handled the water meter fiasco.

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

I used to date a guard, and he used to tell me awful stuff. Things people would say to him or call him. Years ago he was stationed in Dublin at the time and ended up being pushed into a canal. They definately don't get paid enough to be dealing with what they have to deal with

Vallorrous

Golden rule for arrest I thought was to keep your mouth shut. You don't answer questions, you don't incriminate yourself, just hand over your licence and insurance documents if asked. I really think that's just common sense.

SEPT 23 1989

What do they think its going to be like on the streets when they sign up?

Vallorrous

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

What do they think its going to be like on the streets when they sign up?

Maybe like Robocop:

Dead or Alive, you're coming with me!

JJJJNR

So what did they expect when they signed up to be a garda, wouldn't like to deal with this day in and day out, but at day 0 you know exactly what to expect.

ohnonotgmail

Vallorrous wrote: »

Golden rule for arrest I thought was to keep your mouth shut. You don't answer questions, you don't incriminate yourself, just hand over your licence and insurance documents if asked. I really think that's just common sense.

its not as common as you think. this eejit managed to talk himself into further offences.

Bambi

Bambi wrote: »

It's the reality of shopkeepers, emergency workers, health workers and a whole host of a other people have to deal with without recourse to the protection a garda can avail of.

They deserve criticism for how they handled the water meter fiasco.

This.
Do you really expect gardai to refuse to do their job because some people don't want to pay for their utilities?

gramar

I hope the reason the video ended is because they turned it off, dragged him out of the car and hopped the fcuk out of him.

Panthro

All the way from Dublin to Galway for a bageen of malteesers?
Suppose if he walked/cycled it he'd have burned enough calories to be able to say "the lighter way to enjoy chocolate"

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

What do they think its going to be like on the streets when they sign up?

I'd imagine you'd think you're making a difference to society, helping make the streets safer. Instead, you burst yourself arresting scumbags that the dogs on the street know are scumbags, for it to get to court and them to walk out of court after telling a sob story, and a slap on the wrist.

You don't expect to be pushed into a manky canal, or harrrassed if you go out in the town you're living/working in.

SEPT 23 1989

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

What do they think its going to be like on the streets when they sign up?

To protect life & property.
To maintain the law of the land.
Etc etc

Not sure where ' take dogs abuse & don't do anything back' comes in the job description.

JJJJNR

bubblypop wrote: »

To protect life & property.
To maintain the law of the land.
Etc etc

Not sure where ' take dogs abuse & don't do anything back' comes in the job description.

Didn't you ever watch starsky and hutch?

vicwatson

Words fail me for these gutter snipes, around the back of the station out of site of cameras and see who'll rape who (with a batton), that'll learn motormouth

Paulzx

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

What do they think its going to be like on the streets when they sign up?

So it's acceptable to tell someone you're going to rape his wife and kids because that's what he signed up for?


No one expects a copper to spend his day dealing with nicely mannered and polite members of society but you have to draw the line somewhere

buried

Looks like Galway Cathedral at the very end of the video

Little CuChulainn

JJJJNR wrote: »

So what did they expect when they signed up to be a garda, wouldn't like to deal with this day in and day out, but at day 0 you know exactly what to expect.

I know I'd expect equipment tailored for the job, sufficient man power to provide back up, vehicles designed for police work, a legal system that punishes prolific offenders and support systems in place for physical and mental trauma.

SEPT 23 1989

LexieOnRale wrote: »

I'd imagine you'd think you're making a difference to society, helping make the streets safer. Instead, you burst yourself arresting scumbags that the dogs on the street know are scumbags, for it to get to court and them to walk out of court after telling a sob story, and a slap on the wrist.

You don't expect to be pushed into a manky canal, or harrrassed if you go out in the town you're living/working in.

so why continue doing the job?

If I felt such dissatisfaction in my employment i would try something else that was more rewarding

qo2cj1dsne8y4k

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

so why continue doing the job?

If I felt such dissatisfaction in my employment i would try something else that was more rewarding

Are you for real? So if they aren't willing to listen to someone threathen to rape their wife and kids then they can't deal with the job?