Car Jacking Dublin!

Sam Quentin

It's a bloody miracle the poor people weren't mugged as well while standing in the Phoenix Pk waiting for help...
Friggin Kip.

http://www.thejournal.ie/phoenix-park-carjack-baby-4064046-Jun2018/

2smiggy

they were talking about it on the 1 o clock news, all they had was a partial licence plate number ?? Do they not know their own plate number. Strange

Raging_Ninja

2smiggy wrote: »

they were talking about it on the 1 o clock news, all they had was a partial licence plate number ?? Do they not know their own plate number. Strange

Might have been a rental?

iamwhoiam

2smiggy wrote: »

they were talking about it on the 1 o clock news, all they had was a partial licence plate number ?? Do they not know their own plate number. Strange

I don't know the numbers on mine ! When asked I have to look out the window to see the plate

fortwilliam

iamwhoiam wrote: »

I don't know the numbers on mine ! When asked I have to look out the window to see the plate

That is a seriously long neck you have there...

Hector Savage

Horrible case, is this what Dublin has become ?

iamwhoiam

fortwilliam wrote: »

That is a seriously long neck you have there...

Out my sitting room window when asked by insurance or tax etc !!'

Riskymove

Hector Savage wrote: »

Horrible case, is this what Dublin has become ?

A nasty thing for those involved but You would think such things never happen anywhere.



There was a man hacked to death last night so compare the two crimes

Summer wind

It doesn’t matter about the car as long as the baby is safe.

GBX

Hector Savage wrote: »

Horrible case, is this what Dublin has become ?

Its horrible .. but not confined to Dublin :rolleyes:

https://www.google.ie/search?q=carjacking&tbm=nws&source=lnt&tbs=ctr:countryIE&cr=countryIE&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjX7P_n2svbAhWFB5oKHcIzCacQpwUIIA&biw=1280&bih=958&dpr=1

Your Face

Its like Boyz in the Hood

Dravokivich

The guy came at them with a knife while they were in the car. Why were the doors not locked?

super_furry

What next? Someone will be murdered, and then where are we? Drive-by shootings in the night, it'll be like "Boyz N The Hood" and we'll have whores selling their wares on the street and the pimps will be using crack to keep the whores under control, I'm going now to lock myself in the basement until they catch that fella.

bloodless_coup

Man who exited the car and left his baby behind should be ashamed of himself. Show a little fight.

nails1

iamwhoiam wrote: »

I don't know the numbers on mine ! When asked I have to look out the window to see the plate

Can easily check it through insurance etc

RacoonQueen

Dravokivich wrote: »

The guy came at them with a knife while they were in the car. Why were the doors not locked?

Baffles me that people don't lock their feckin doors.

judeboy101

I hope that scumbag is caught and given a long long suspended sentence.

whiskeyman

Amazing how people seem to know the full facts of this already and feel right to serve judgement...

Fiery mutant

RacoonQueen wrote: »

Baffles me that people don't lock their feckin doors.

My car locks the doors automatically when the car starts to move. I bought that would have been the case with most new cars.

SEPT 23 1989

Giving the baby back would surely get them a suspended sentence

davo2001

doylefe wrote: »

Man who exited the car and left his baby behind should be ashamed of himself. Show a little fight.

Ah yes, you're dead right all mighty keyboard warrior :rolleyes:

nowaynever

SEPT 23 1989 wrote: »

Giving the baby back would surely get them a suspended sentence

Martin Nolan is on the case as we speak.

mynamejeff

Why dont people remember this and other horrible crimes when next politicians come knocking on the door looking or votes.


if you want law and order and a safer Ireland then apply pressure to the gombeens asshats who make the laws and finance the enforcement of them.

Samuel T. Cogley

super_furry wrote: »

and we'll have whores selling their wares on the street and the pimps will be using crack to keep the whores under control, I'm going now to lock myself in the basement until they catch that fella.

You think this isn't going on right now, but with heroin.

Guy:Incognito

mynamejeff wrote: »

Why dont people remember this and other horrible crimes when next politicians come knocking on the door looking or votes.


if you want law and order and a safer Ireland then apply pressure to the gombeens asshats who make the laws and finance the enforcement of them.

Will everyone be assigned a member of the gardai to be with them at all times?

mynamejeff

Guy:Incognito wrote: »

Will everyone be assigned a member of the gardai to be with them at all times?

properly enforced laws and punishments for dangerous criminals to protect the rest of us from them

well resourced police force with judicial and political support

Lock up criminals and you wont need a garda to hold your hand

the_syco

Dravokivich wrote: »

The guy came at them with a knife while they were in the car. Why were the doors not locked?

It certainly looks like an insurance scam.

Conservatory

the_syco wrote: »

It certainly looks like an insurance scam.

You mean internal affairs were in on it the whole time?

Alf Veedersane

mynamejeff wrote: »

properly enforced laws and punishments for dangerous criminals to protect the rest of us from them

well resourced police force with judicial and political support

Lock up criminals and you wont need a garda to hold your hand

Ah yes. Judicial support.

Sure all that you need for that is to vote for a politician and the judiciary will suddenly start applying proper sentences.

If only someone had said it was that straightforward.

Samuel T. Cogley

Alf Veedersane wrote: »

Ah yes. Judicial support.

Sure all that you need for that is to vote for a politician and the judiciary will suddenly start applying proper sentences.

If only someone had said it was that straightforward.

Political interference in the judiciary is exactly why there are lenient sentences being given out.

the_syco

Samuel T. Cogley wrote: »

Political interference in the judiciary is exactly why there are lenient sentences being given out.

Lack of jail cells to send them to also probably affects this?

Samuel T. Cogley

the_syco wrote: »

Lack of jail cells to send them to also probably affects this?

That's exactly it. If judges started sending people to prison properly there would be a crisis in the prison system followed very shortly after with a political crisis. Solicitors will always have enough criminal cases to be getting on with, especially any firm with any clout and to think anyone gives two ****s about relatively newly qualified JC's is laughable.

mynamejeff

Samuel T. Cogley wrote: »

Political interference in the judiciary is exactly why there are lenient sentences being given out.

correct and political interference in policing too
which is why the gardai spend more time producing stats and than providing an actual policing service

Imagine a police force that wasn't subject to the whims of the government and ministers of the day.

politicians who had to worry about staying within the laws themselves might just be a good thing dont you think ?

uck51js9zml2yt

Another reason to lock your doors while driving.

Samuel T. Cogley

Something I don't get, not necessarily in this case, but generally if you watch these dash cam road rage clips like I do because of lack of anything better to do is you're in a 2 ton hunk of metal; I'd park on the mofo. I know you're likely to get done for it but I'll take my chances with a jury if my kid was in the back.