More porridge for scumbags

Roger Hassenforder

Good to see the Court of Appeal has overturned the leniency of the sentence handed down to 2 no. fcukers, and increased sentences from 3 1/2 yrs to 6yrs, 4 months.
Still not enough, but a move in the right direction.
fcukers left a man dying as they ran off from attempting to rob his gaff, the fourth of the day.


https://www.irishexaminer.com/breakingnews/ireland/landmark-judgement-sees-sentence-for-cousins-convicted-of-fatal-burglary-spree-almost-doubled-839401.html

Michael Casey, a married father-of-two, was 33 at the time of sentencing and had 44 previous convictions including one for robbery.

David Casey lived with his mother in Coolock and had 14 previous convictions. He was on bail at the time of the spree in respect of a burglary he had committed in Galway for which he subsequently received a six month sentence. He was additionally on station bail in respect of another burglary for which he subsequently received a two month suspended sentence.

Neither Casey had any history of being in gainful employment. Probation reports described both men as being at high risk of reoffending

Uncharted

I thought this thread was about Ray Darcy....

dilallio

"In this town, we like to give 'employees a fair trial and a fine hanging'"
Judge Roy Bean

Omackeral

Roger Hassenforder wrote: »

Michael Casey had 44 previous convictions.
David Casey had 14 previous convictions.


Neither Casey had any history of being in gainful employment.

corks finest

Roger Hassenforder wrote: »

Good to see the Court of Appeal has increased the leniency of the sentence handed down to 2 no. fcukers, from 3 1/2 yrs to 6yrs, 4 months.
Still not enough, but a move in the right direction.
fcukers left a man dying as they ran off from attempting to rob his gaff, the fourth of the day.


https://www.irishexaminer.com/breakingnews/ireland/landmark-judgement-sees-sentence-for-cousins-convicted-of-fatal-burglary-spree-almost-doubled-839401.html

Michael Casey, a married father-of-two, was 33 at the time of sentencing and had 44 previous convictions including one for robbery.

David Casey lived with his mother in Coolock and had 14 previous convictions. He was on bail at the time of the spree in respect of a burglary he had committed in Galway for which he subsequently received a six month sentence. He was additionally on station bail in respect of another burglary for which he subsequently received a two month suspended sentence.

Neither Casey had any history of being in gainful employment. Probation reports described both men as being at high risk of reoffending

Agree,total utter scum,pavee point warriors

Hector Bellend

Roger Hassenforder wrote: »

Good to see the Court of Appeal has increased the leniency of the sentence handed down to 2 no. fcukers, from 3 1/2 yrs to 6yrs, 4 months.
Still not enough, but a move in the right direction.
fcukers left a man dying as they ran off from attempting to rob his gaff, the fourth of the day.


https://www.irishexaminer.com/breakingnews/ireland/landmark-judgement-sees-sentence-for-cousins-convicted-of-fatal-burglary-spree-almost-doubled-839401.html

Michael Casey, a married father-of-two, was 33 at the time of sentencing and had 44 previous convictions including one for robbery.

David Casey lived with his mother in Coolock and had 14 previous convictions. He was on bail at the time of the spree in respect of a burglary he had committed in Galway for which he subsequently received a six month sentence. He was additionally on station bail in respect of another burglary for which he subsequently received a two month suspended sentence.

Neither Casey had any history of being in gainful employment. Probation reports described both men as being at high risk of reoffending

Surely the leniency has decreased?

CeilingFly

And travellers wonder why they are hated so much by ordinary decent people?

JohnnyFlash

Right looking pair of bowsies.

Beechwoodspark

Judging by their appearance they may well end up stabbed to death or worse behind bars

Roger Hassenforder

Hector Bellend wrote: »

Surely the leniency has decreased?

Good spot.
Had originally "appealed the leniency"!

Ronin247

Beechwoodspark wrote: »

Judging by their appearance they may well end up stabbed to death or worse behind bars

One can only hope....

degsie

They'll miss the campfires I'd say.

beertons

Neither has ever worked. Pity CAB don't investigate them and their family.

Defunkd

CeilingFly wrote: »

And travellers wonder why they are hated so much by ordinary decent people?

No, they don't. The one or two who run the PR dept. at Pavee Point; some bleeding hearts and Boards mods are the ones who wonder why there is so much resentment and mistrust.

padd b1975

It's their culture boss.

CeilingFly

Beechwoodspark wrote: »

Judging by their appearance they may well end up stabbed to death or worse behind bars

15% of the male prison population are travellers (source = Irish prison service) , so plenty of their mates are there with them.

Uncharted

I truly believe it's ingrained in their DNA to be scrotes. I see traveller kids play with "settled" kids at the playground nearby and within minutes,it's easy to pick them out.
Even without them speaking a word,they stick out a mile by their bullying,rough play,and selfish bossy actions. Nature and nurture and all that. It's bizarre actually.

Omackeral

Uncharted wrote: »

they stick out a mile by their bullying,rough play,and selfish bossy actions. Nature and nurture and all that. It's bizarre actually.

Ah... so that's where we get the term.

Esel

Don't call me Hugo, Boss.

Uncharted

It's me cult-shure boss....