Gangland Shootings [Mod Note in Post #1]

TheW1zard · 01-06-2019 11:15PM

When is Sean Littles funeral? Will Wardy be there ?

Jeff2 · 01-06-2019 11:22PM

dodderangler wrote: »

I used to buy coke off lads years ago. Doesn’t mean I have any affiliation with them!

Right so.

But I would link the buying of sfuff to what happens up the chain.
It has got to come from somewhere and many people involved.

Voltex · 01-06-2019 11:30PM

STB. wrote: »

They don't. There are normally legal restrictions precluding naming those behind the nicknames.

Take Mr Big for example, there is a legal direction in place going back a few years that he cannot be named because he is/was facing serious charges and that naming him could jeopardise the case . That didn't stop someone here doing just that.

The media and the guards nick name them.

My bad!! I actually didn't know it could compromise a case.

Voltex · 01-06-2019 11:31PM

TheW1zard wrote: »

When is Sean Littles funeral? Will Wardy be there ?

If you were him...would you?

Squidgy Black · 01-06-2019 11:33PM

Jeff2 wrote: »

Right so.

But I would link the buying of sfuff to what happens up the chain.
It has got to come from somewhere and many people involved.

A person buying drugs off someone has absolutely zero connection to a gang of people who are dealers and shooting people.

By that logic every C level executive who lives in the leafy suburbs of D4 and shoves a key up their nose is linked to one of the gangs because they bought a bag or two from someone.

tayto lover · 01-06-2019 11:36PM

The big boys won’t make money unless the wee lad buys their stuff.

Atlantic Dawn · 01-06-2019 11:37PM

Very little droplets of blood in homes in Blackrock.

Jeff2 · 01-06-2019 11:38PM

Squidgy Black wrote: »

By that logic every C level executive who lives in the leafy suburbs of D4 and shoves a key up their nose is linked to one of the gangs because they bought a bag or two from someone.

Exactly.

STB. · 01-06-2019 11:39PM

Voltex wrote: »

My bad!! I actually didn't know it could compromise a case.

You weren't the first to do it. Someone else did the same only a few pages before you.

Just edit your post as if the newspapers aren't reporting their names its for a reason. They use nick names (some created) to get around getting sued especially where there are cases pending.

As far as I know Mr Flashy named here a few times again is not referred to by his real name in the papers as he hasn't been charged with anything.

Fan of Netflix · 01-06-2019 11:49PM

STB. wrote: »

They don't. There are normally legal restrictions precluding naming those behind the nicknames.

Take Mr Big for example, there is a legal direction in place going back a few years that he cannot be named because he is/was facing serious charges and that naming him could jeopardise the case . That didn't stop someone here doing just that.

The media and the guards nick name them.

Mr Big has been on the go near 10 years and never been openly named. It's a long time. I don't think it really matters though at this point.

Righteouswrong · 01-06-2019 11:50PM

Flashys gang being wiped out completely. Looking like mr big

pablo128 · 01-06-2019 11:52PM

Fan of Netflix wrote: »

Mr Big has been on the go near 10 years and never been openly named. It's a long time. I don't think it really matters though at this point.

Didn't his court case collapse twice? He's up again soon I think.

STB. · 01-06-2019 11:59PM

Littleredcar wrote: »

So have I , it’s not coolock I moved from coolock st 7. Actually officially the whole area donnycarney Artane etc are in the barrony of coolock. Kilmore is its own area like green hills

Those ancient baronies don't mean a whole lot these days. They are all suburbs.

In the case of Kilmore, many residents for years referred to themselves as Artane especially when selling their house! Kilmore Close for example as distinct from the West.

Voltex · 02-06-2019 12:02AM

pablo128 wrote: »

Didn't his court case collapse twice? He's up again soon I think.

Collapsed once..DPP are gunning for him. I reckon he'll get 15..but his buddy recently got 18.... either way he's going away for along time!

Voltex · 02-06-2019 12:04AM

Righteouswrong wrote: »

Flashys gang being wiped out completely. Looking like mr big

Why do you think Big is behind this?

STB. · 02-06-2019 12:05AM

Fan of Netflix wrote: »

Mr Big has been on the go near 10 years and never been openly named. It's a long time. I don't think it really matters though at this point.

If it didn't matter the papers would be naming him.

I have seen articles with the alt text on a picture tagged with "{named} is not to be named".

The very reason a recent court case collapsed is because of influence. Anyway I am not trying to mod the thread, just pointing out something in case people get themselves in trouble.

humberklog · 02-06-2019 12:13AM

Littleredcar wrote: »

So have I , it’s not coolock I moved from coolock st 7. Actually officially the whole area donnycarney Artane etc are in the barrony of coolock. Kilmore is its own area like green hills

Eh, that's going back over a 100 years ago. Coolock is Coolock and Artane is Artane and Donycarney is Donycarney and have been for many years.

not yet · 02-06-2019 12:27AM

humberklog wrote: »

Eh, that's going back over a 100 years ago. Coolock is Coolock and Artane is Artane and Donycarney is Donycarney and have been for many years.

And Dublin is Dublin...:D

Hearing Sean's auld lad done the job the other day..

twowheelsonly · 02-06-2019 12:38AM

Squidgy Black wrote: »

A person buying drugs off someone has absolutely zero connection to a gang of people who are dealers and shooting people.

By that logic every C level executive who lives in the leafy suburbs of D4 and shoves a key up their nose is linked to one of the gangs because they bought a bag or two from someone.

I'm going to take it that this is a wind up... :rolleyes:

Jeff2 · 02-06-2019 12:40AM

Gerry Ryan RTE bought stuff. but he was part of the problem that believe its fine and don't look at the bigger picture.

Daraa · 02-06-2019 12:52AM

devil's advocate here. But if it was legal would there be the same level of killings over it?

not sure if the consumer is the issue here, but the greed of the dealers

orangerhyme · 02-06-2019 02:55AM

I'm no angel but I think anyone who buys drugs is in some small way contributing to these deaths.

It's not intentional or direct on anyone's part but I think it's true.

If there was no market for their product, then none of this would be happening.
They would be forced to earn a legitimate income, or be satisfied with the dole or commit robberies.

Uriel. · 02-06-2019 02:58AM

orangerhyme wrote: »

I'm no angel but I think anyone who buys drugs is in some small way contributing to these deaths.

It's not intentional or direct on anyone's part but I think it's true.

If there was no market for their product, then none of this would be happening.
They would be forced to earn a legitimate income, or be satisfied with the dole or commit robberies.

Yeah OK, libby..
It would be far more reasonable to tear up some human "rights" and just deal with this ****e, but no one really wants to.

I see sheep · 02-06-2019 03:01AM

orangerhyme wrote: »

I'm no angel but I think anyone who buys drugs is in some small way contributing to these deaths.

It's not intentional or direct on anyone's part but I think it's true.

If there was no market for their product, then none of this would be happening.
They would be forced to earn a legitimate income, or be satisfied with the dole or commit robberies.

jesus, nobody ever thought of this before.
In case you're not sure .. it is your fault

crybaby · 02-06-2019 04:45AM

Uriel. wrote: »

Yeah OK, libby..
It would be far more reasonable to tear up some human "rights" and just deal with this ****e, but no one really wants to.

Or people could just stop buying drugs?

The Hill Billy · 02-06-2019 07:50AM

Admin Note: Posting names of individuals & accusing them of gang involvement is not permitted. It exposes boards.ie, & especially the poster, to legal action.

Don't do it again.

tHB

Annd9 · 02-06-2019 09:10AM

crybaby wrote: »

Or people could just stop buying drugs?

But that is simply not going to happen , humans have been taking mind altering substances for thousands of years .
It is a very difficult problem to solve , legislation of softer substances is an obvious option but what you do about the likes of crack, meth etc is anyone's guess .

The Mig · 02-06-2019 09:44AM

He was so close to the aisle with the bullet proof vests

Border Broadcaster · 02-06-2019 09:45AM

Anyone have any idea when Jumbo's funeral is?

threeball · 02-06-2019 09:54AM

Annd9 wrote: »

But that is simply not going to happen , humans have been taking mind altering substances for thousands of years .
It is a very difficult problem to solve , legislation of softer substances is an obvious option but what you do about the likes of crack, meth etc is anyone's guess .

As soon as you legalise the less harmful stuff the crime gangs will move on the next thing that isn't legal. Right now they're happy enough selling cannabis, cocaine and heroin but legalise cannabis and cocaine then heroin, crack and meth sales will be boosted as that's what the gangs will move to selling.

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