spurious wrote: » Didn't they start holding older guys there? I have visited it for work over the years, it has certainly changed. That huge wall is an awful thing. AFAIK, there was only a need for that when the more 'serious' offenders were put there.
spurious wrote: » Didn't they start holding older guys there? .
Jim Bob Scratcher wrote: » Boys will be boys, sure weren't ye all young once ? :pac:
moc moc a moc wrote: » Sending the ERU in is retarded. What are they going to do, start shooting people? If it's a riot, then send in riot police to baton the bollix out of them.
questionmark? wrote: » You would think that alright but maybe they are concerned about outsiders with weapons joining in with the fire things aren't as secure. Or do the ERU double up as riot squad as well?
One member of staff was reported to have been seriously injured and taken to hospital after being attacked by inmates yesterday evening. No further details were available. Eight youths remain on the roof. Six units of Dublin Fire Brigade are at the scene. A spokesperson for the Minister for Children, Katherine Zappone, said the Minister would not be issuing any comment while the situation was ongoing.
Kaden Gray Termination wrote: » A few low fly passes from a helicopter gunship would sort that crap out fairly shortish, and be rid of a generation of at least a small section of our scummy youth. Let 'em burn.
foggy_lad wrote: » The wall doesn't keep the little fookers in most of the time! they should be shackled when brought there and thought to have respect for everything and every one! The staff went on strike earlier today because of the conditions they have to work in and all the little darlings were locked up all morning so obviously got onto snapchat and organised a riot to get their own back on the staff.
Oops69 wrote: » staff should be sacked here, irresponsible desertion of their duties
Rashers72 wrote: » How so few youths could take control and cause so much damage so quickly with staff and gardai on site leaves a lot of questions...
Rashers72 wrote: » How so few youths could take control and cause so much damage so quickly with staff and gardai on site leaves a lot of questions... I do feel sorry for the staff. Not a job most of us would want. I would imagine the rehabilitation rate is very very small - anyone know?
lawlolawl wrote: » Replace the entire facility with a firing squad and save the state/normal people loads of hassle and millions of funding. I hope the Gardai hammered the ****e out of them tonight. I'd pay for tickets to watch it.