Shooting in Lucan

http://m.independent.ie/irish-news/crime/wellknown-criminal-shot-dead-in-dublin-gangland-attack-35263974.html


Well known criminal dubbed the Guinea Pig.

Good riddance.

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Electrical faults?

helimachoptor

What a fear inspiring name

8-10

Elaina Proud Babysitter wrote: »

Electrical faults?

Stock futures I think

osarusan

helimachoptor wrote: »

What a fear inspiring name

We're gonna send somebody to take care of it.

Who...Knuckles? The Blade? Crusher?

Nah....the Guinea Pig.

maudgonner

helimachoptor wrote: »

What a fear inspiring name

Be careful man, show some respect! Otherwise the Hamster and the Gerbil will be around your place tonight to put manners on you!

andekwarhola

You need your own forum for Love Hate porn, OP.

FortySeven

Must have been some shot to hit a guinea pig!

Oodoov

Worst gangster name ever.

L.Jenkins

So the Guinea Pig has finally gone to ground.

goose2005

L.Jenkins wrote: »

So the Guinea Pig has finally gone to ground.

Reports indicate that after being caged, he squealed.

The flying mouse

Garda believe that two men whose bodies were recovered from the Grand Canal in north Kildare were murdered because of a drug debt.Both men were blasted in the head with a shotgun. One also appeared to have been interrogated by his abductors and a tattoo had been removed from his arm in an apparent bid to slow down identification of the body.
The two young victims, aged 19 and 20, are thought to have owed money to a big drug trafficker from the Ballyfermot area after a half kilo of heroin was intercepted at Dublin Airport last month.

This in 2000, lad found tonight was charged & aquitted of the murders.

http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/two-men-found-shot-in-canal-killed-over-drug-debt-26125969.html

Here is more on it from 2000 http://www.breakingnews.ie/ireland/angry-scenes-follow-sentencing-80273.html

maudgonner

The flying mouse wrote: »

Garda believe that two men whose bodies were recovered from the Grand Canal in north Kildare were murdered because of a drug debt.

"The flying mouse", eh?...

Say no more.

Walter2016

Nice Christmas present for those affected by the scumbag.

May he burn in hell.

Fleawuss

It was only a trial run on the guinea pig.

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An image of the victim

SEPT 23 1989

Night night fcuking toerag

Allan Crashing Optometrist

Allan Crashing Optometrist wrote: »

An image of the victim

You don't realise how close the resemblance is......

BorneTobyWilde

Allan Crashing Optometrist wrote: »

An image of the victim

Nickname makes sense now .

Ulysses Gaze

Bam Bam Mickey wrote: »

http://m.independent.ie/irish-news/crime/wellknown-criminal-shot-dead-in-dublin-gangland-attack-35263974.html


Well known criminal dubbed the Guinea Pig.

Good riddance.

Jesus.....they're not even trying anymore....are they?

Ulysses Gaze

Ulysses Gaze wrote: »

Jesus.....they're not even trying anymore....are they?

Think it's his face.
He does look like that guinea pig....a bit.:)

suicide_circus

I still can't quite believe the Independent use words like "blasted" in their articles. Utter shıtpiece rag of a paper.

Pinch Flat

So when the shooter was told to take car of the Guinea pig, he should have read the link.

https://www.bluecross.org.uk/pet-advice/caring-your-guinea-pig

Gman0174

"tanaiste Fitzgerald condemns the shooting"

Wtf? Must have had some close law buddies and judges making a living keeping this guy on the streets.....

maudgonner

Pinch Flat wrote: »

So when the shooter was told to take car of the Guinea pig, he should have read the link.

https://www.bluecross.org.uk/pet-advice/caring-your-guinea-pig

In fairness, those two in the photo do kinda look like gangsters.

(And the rabbit down the bottom looks shít scared of them)

suicide_circus

suicide_circus wrote: »

I still can't quite believe the Independent use words like "blasted" in their articles. Utter shıtpiece rag of a paper.

Google "blast shotgun" followed by the name of any newspaper and I suspect it's common enough amongst all of them.

Gman0174 wrote: »

"tanaiste Fitzgerald condemns the shooting"

Wtf? Must have had some close law buddies and judges making a living keeping this guy on the streets.....

Because Justice encompasses law and order, and clearly it is right for the Minister to condemn a breakdown.

TICKLE_ME_ELMO

FortySeven wrote: »

Must have been some shot to hit a guinea pig!

He tried to escape but his little wheel just kept going round and round and round....

suicide_circus

Deleted User wrote: »

Google "blast shotgun" followed by the name of any newspaper and I suspect it's common enough amongst all of them.



Because Justice encompasses law and order, and clearly it is right for the Minister to condemn a breakdown.

Shotgun blast is fair enough. The verb "blasted" is not.

anewme

Hard to have sympathy.

But it all goes back to childhood.

osmiumartist

The flying mouse wrote: »

Garda believe that two men whose bodies were recovered from the Grand Canal in north Kildare were murdered because of a drug debt.

Not saying any of these lads are the full shilling, but I never understood how leaving a rotting corpse in a canal helped you collect a debt.

FortySeven

osmiumartist wrote: »

Not saying any of these lads are the full shilling, but I never understood how leaving a rotting corpse in a canal helped you collect a debt.

Makes sure nobody else makes the same mistake. They think it is respect they get. They're too thick to realise it's fear.

osmiumartist

suicide_circus wrote: »

I still can't quite believe the Independent use words like "blasted" in their articles. Utter shıtpiece rag of a paper.

The Indo is a sensationalist rag. Just because it's lefty/liberal it's seems to get a free pass on this from a lot of people. Straight for the emotional response every time.

A Little Pony

Didn't he escape years ago and is now a myth and legend?

John_Rambo

osmiumartist wrote: »

Not saying any of these lads are the full shilling, but I never understood how leaving a rotting corpse in a canal helped you collect a debt.

Message to future debtors. None of these lovely characters want to be seen as a soft touch. The debt can be €20 or €200,000. It's an unforgiving, cruel, horrible, unregulated scene where weakness creates a vacuum for the next class acts. And they always seem to be worse than the ones before them.

osmiumartist

FortySeven wrote: »

Makes sure nobody else makes the same mistake. They think it is respect they get. They're too thick to realise it's fear.

Well, yeah. I would have thought this would be an alarm bell for everybody not to deal with them at all.
Legalise drugs today. Problem disappears tomorrow.

BettePorter

Gman0174 wrote:

"tanaiste Fitzgerald condemns the shooting"

Jaze shes quick off the mark tonight. Anything worth commenting on and she goes to ground for days!

FortySeven

osmiumartist wrote: »

Well, yeah. I would have thought this would be an alarm bell for everybody not to deal with them at all.
Legalise drugs today. Problem disappears tomorrow.

Exactly. The war on drugs is well lost globally. Time to take control from this bunch of hamfisted eedgits. Tax it and be damned.

maudgonner

osmiumartist wrote: »

Well, yeah. I would have thought this would be an alarm bell for everybody not to deal with them at all.
Legalise drugs today. Problem disappears tomorrow.

Really? You think these thugs will go get an honest job or live on the dole?

osmiumartist

maudgonner wrote: »

Really? You think these thugs will go get an honest job or live on the dole?

Why, what other line of work do you think they'll make millions in besides drug dealing? What's the disadvantage of legalising drugs?

John_Rambo

osmiumartist wrote: »

Why, what other line of work do you think they'll make millions in besides drug dealing? What's the disadvantage of legalising drugs?

People trafficking, prostitution, illegal child activity, extortion, fuel laundering, cheap-better-more dangerous alternatives to the legal drugs etc... the list goes on.

They won't be happy on the dole alone.

maudgonner

osmiumartist wrote: »

Why, what other line of work do you think they'll make millions in besides drug dealing? What's the disadvantage of legalising drugs?

I'm not against legalising drugs necessarily, but it's incredibly naive to think that it will solve the crime problem and all these criminal gangs will go straight.

FortySeven

John_Rambo wrote: »

People trafficking, prostitution, illegal child activity, extortion, fuel laundering, cheap-better-more dangerous alternatives to the legal drugs etc... the list goes on.

They won't be happy on the dole alone.

Well, we would have a rare few extra euros to combat that. It's also a pretty crowded few professions as is.

anewme

People under estimate how much up bringing has on these type of people.

It's how u break the cycle.

John_Rambo

FortySeven wrote: »

Well, we would have a rare few extra euros to combat that. It's also a pretty crowded few professions as is.

Crowded few professions? More shootings, more innocent victims. Also, easily fixed by targeting more victims. Don't be fooled, history will tell you, once on avenue is blocked, another one will be found. Car theft, protection rackets, tiger theft, child porn, online extortion etc...

They won't just "go on the dole".

Harry Palmr

Can it be long before the Dormouse meets his maker?

FortySeven

John_Rambo wrote: »

Crowded few professions? More shootings, more innocent victims. Also, easily fixed by targeting more victims. Don't be fooled, history will tell you, once on avenue is blocked, another one will be found. Car theft, protection rackets, tiger theft, child porn, online extortion etc...

They won't just "go on the dole".

I know that but they will never find a revenue stream as lucrative and as easy as drugs.

We get the benefit of taxes fit to burst the coffers and stop criminalizing users. Win, win.

There will always be crime. By keeping drugs illegal we just make it too easy and too lucrative.

John_Rambo

FortySeven wrote: »

I know that but they will never find a revenue stream as lucrative and as easy as drugs.

We get the benefit of taxes fit to burst the coffers and stop criminalizing users. Win, win.

There will always be crime. By keeping drugs illegal we just make it too easy and too lucrative.

Well if drugs are made legal (which is a mindf**k minefield) I really hope you're right and they don't find a revenue stream as lucrative as drugs.

I doubt it though. They'll find something and it won't be nice.

ChikiChiki

FortySeven wrote: »

Exactly. The war on drugs is well lost globally. Time to take control from this bunch of hamfisted eedgits. Tax it and be damned.

Agree 100%

Fr_Dougal

Allan Crashing Optometrist wrote: »

An image of the victim

Actual photo after the shooting

Warning: graphic photo

FrKurtFahrt

Fr_Dougal wrote: »

Actual photo after the shooting

Warning: graphic photo

Hook, line and sinker!

the dark phantom

His nickname stems from the time he took park in drug trials as a teen to make a few bob.