DEFTLEFTHAND wrote: » You'd think senior Hutch and Kinahan figures would sit down and iron it out for once and for all like men. Instead of fighting over coffins. The war must be killing their business.
steve-collins wrote: » https://www.google.ie/amp/s/www.thesun.ie/news/2312384/dublin-man-fights-for-life-in-hospital-after-being-stabbed-and-beaten-in-costa-del-sol-home/amp/https://www.rte.ie/news/courts/2018/0315/947750-money-laundering-kinahan/
Suckit wrote: » How would they do that? Neither would trust each other at this stage. And they're not like men. Coward scum using others to murder for them.
monty_python wrote: » They did it already didn't they? And the hutches paid money to save one of their lives and the kinahans kill him anyway
corner of hells wrote: » I've family living in the city , they reckon it's to cause tension and give the impression there's a grass. Keeps people on edge.
North inner city hoodlum wrote: » They can be held for 7 days so the 17th charged or the guards go back to to court to hold on to them. Anyone know why three of them were named and the fourth wasn't even though he's held on the same charges?
Ash.J.Williams wrote: » Passed 3 armed checks tonight... One of which was on a back road outside of dublin
shane. wrote: » Supposedly Ross Hutch has moved to Australia, how the hell would he get a visa!?
thebull85 wrote: » its obviously not as hard to get over there as its made out to be. i know of numerous scumbags with theft and drugs convictions that are currently living it up in Austrailia.
pablo128 wrote: » According to Michael O'Toole @mickthehack, the 2 lads who got lifted down in Gorey have been released without charge. File to the dpp. Maybe they would be safer in custody at this stage.
francis_begbie wrote: » Have most of the previous lads caught on the way to (allegedly) kill Hutch associates with loaded firearms been charged with conspiracy to murder them, or usually just copped minor gun possession charges? I'd imagine that in the absence of either a wiretap recording or a witness prepared to testify in court that proving these people were carrying guns with the intent to murder, as opposed to carrying them to merely wound, threaten or fire a warning shot through a window/ door would be nigh on impossible. Some of these lads mightn't even cop a custodial or would get out with remand time served. With such short sentences on the table it's an easier way for them to earn a five figure sum than committing a robbery or moving an equivalent amount of drugs, which would both cop a longer jail term.
pablo128 wrote: » At least one of them was reportedly caught in a car with 2 loaded guns. Dunno about you but I don't want idiots like that roaming the streets.
Ash.J.Williams wrote: » The ginger chap arrested last week was deported from Australia after his previous convictions were discovered... Perhaps you can lie on entry but get discovered if you get arrested?
thebull85 wrote: » i thought there checks done before you enter the country as in when you apply for visa to live and work there, i could be wrong.
francis_begbie wrote: » Where did I say I did? Was just wondering has anyone actually been charged with conspiring to murder X and Y or whether it was all possession charges. Anyone know how many people have been charged after being caught en route?
P.Walnuts wrote: » Are we allowed discuss the ongoing regency trial? Don't wanna get the thread locked again
Skylinehead wrote: » You said it yourself - ongoing. So no.
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