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Gangland Shootings [Mod Note in Post #1]

JamBur

Nobody cares about scum killing scum, let them eradicate each other

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Utter Consternation

.Charlo wrote: »

A murderer and a grass.

Now also a dead man.

JohnnyFlash

Utter Consternation wrote: »

Now also a dead man.

Brown bread as I believe it’s known ‘on the streets’, Utter C.

Utter Consternation

JohnnyFlash wrote: »

Brown bread as I believe it’s known ‘on the streets’, Utter C.

He probably had a degree from the school of hard knocks and a masters from the university of life too, Johnny.

PARlance

Utter Consternation wrote: »

He probably had a degree from the school of hard knocks and a masters from the university of life too, Johnny.

You can't be a Full Time Mad Bast*rd without them

All My Stars Aligned

17:01....

Fan of Netflix

It's raining. Everyone knows gangland hitmen don't work on rainy days

spurious

Force Carrier wrote: »

Water blurring the sniper scope.

Getting muck on the Nikes.

Gadgetman496

Force Carrier wrote: »

Water blurring the sniper scope.

These guy's don't do distance, it's more in your face than that and even then some of them can't make the kill.

Sweet.Science

Ah ffs. Are you telling me an anonymous poster on boards.ie wasn’t right saying there would be a hit this morning

I give up . I told everyone it was a done deal .

Ilovemycharlie

someone whack that ****er glen ward already

KM792

Gadgetman496 wrote: »

Force Carrier wrote: »

Water blurring the sniper scope.

These guy's don't do distance, it's more in your face than that and even then some of them can't make the kill.

I take it if you have little in the way of training,it's not as easy as it looks in the movies....

Force Carrier

Gadgetman496 wrote: »

These guy's don't do distance, it's more in your face than that and even then some of them can't make the kill.

It was a joke mate.

Gadgetman496

Force Carrier wrote: »

It was a joke mate.

Yeah, I guessed that. Can you imagine the body count if these guys were trained marksmen :eek:

Ilovemycharlie

Sean little’s funeral is Friday. Rest in hell

paw patrol

Ilovemycharlie wrote: »

Sean little’s funeral is Friday. Rest in hell

what he ever do to you?

hugs_for_drugs

Ilovemycharlie wrote: »

Sean little’s funeral is Friday. Rest in hell

And what about Davis?

#whackwardy

Tommy Kelly

Ilovemycharlie wrote: »

Sean little’s funeral is Friday. Rest in hell

Maybe you've mentioned it already & I didn't see it but what's your gripe with Flashy & them boi's? Looks like ye crossed paths somewhere along the line before you hung up the scales.

Terrontress

Gadgetman496 wrote: »

https://twitter.com/padraig_reilly/status/1135500092977418242

Is this because it is too extreme for them? I would have thought that lads at the start of the career would love this kind of thing. Excitement, the backing of a big team and the law on your side.

Stick them in the radio control room, directing traffic, or else at the front desk stamping driving licence applications and they'd complain as well.

.Charlo

Tommy Kelly wrote: »

Maybe you've mentioned it already & I didn't see it but what's your gripe with Flashy & them boi's? Looks like ye crossed paths somewhere along the line before you hung up the scales.

"Hung up the scales" hahaha love it.

Feisar

Just flicking through today’s copy of the Sun.

Some cnut is buried with a €40K Rolex??? I’m heading to Woodies for a shovel!

ClintPower

Does anyone know what the story is with using bought, rather than stolen cars, for these jobs? Most of the recent hits seem to have involved this.

I presume it's to minimise the chance of the guards spotting a stolen car en route (do they have number plate readers yet?) but it does mean either the hit team or an associate is making themselves known to members of the public when buying the car.

Are they buying it off friends? Are they buying it safe in the knowledge that the seller will not want anything to do with a gangland murder investigation and will give minimal co operation? How are they getting away with it exactly?

Bateman

He made a big show of checking the blinds, looking over his shoulder as if he knew all about surveillance.

Wow...

orangerhyme

ClintPower wrote: »

Does anyone know what the story is with using bought, rather than stolen cars, for these jobs? Most of the recent hits seem to have involved this.

I presume it's to minimise the chance of the guards spotting a stolen car en route (do they have number plate readers yet?) but it does mean either the hit team or an associate is making themselves known to members of the public when buying the car.

Are they buying it off friends? Are they buying it safe in the knowledge that the seller will not want anything to do with a gangland murder investigation and will give minimal co operation? How are they getting away with it exactly?

https://mobile.twitter.com/gardatraffic/status/957264662944473089?lang=en

A few hits have been stopped en route in the past couple of years. Maybe this is why

SEPT 23 1989

It's getting very hot in here

IvoryTower

We could have our very own thread hit

Fan of Netflix

Great entertainment this thread on a rainy day

.Charlo

Feisar wrote: »

Just flicking through today’s copy of the Sun.

Some cnut is buried with a €40K Rolex??? I’m heading to Woodies for a shovel!

Up to 100k of other jewellery in the coffin with him too.
Surprised no one has dug him up.

Telly

What the fúck is an ater???

[Deleted User]

Do we have to take sides in this online feud?

We all need nicknames!

Fan of Netflix

I seen that story on the front of the Star earlier about unidentified brother of a soccer star taking coke in Spain, Wes brother.

How is that newsworthy nevermind front page. No wonder paper sales are down