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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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mada82

El_Bee wrote: »

maybe mods should lock this thread until there's an actual shooting, there's plenty of threads on crime and punishment already.

So if you don’t want to post nobody should be able to? You could always just unfollow the thread until there is a shooting.

Bluesteed

Anyone know of the feud that is kicking up at the minute?

harry Bailey esq

ElBastardo1 wrote: »

Because you were an inmate of his?

Personally I was an inmate, or one of 'his boys' on five separate occasions. Calling him an animal is a bit rich to be honest.

rondog

I found lonergan a fair man.If you gave respect you got it back from him.

begbysback

blinding wrote: »

Humanity has been crossed , Sean .

Oh the Swings and Fall - Abouts !:P

I live in hope, maybe I’m in the wrong thread to keep that hope alive

Dirkziggler

harry Bailey esq wrote: »

ElBastardo1 wrote: »

Because you were an inmate of his?

Personally I was an inmate, or one of 'his boys' on five separate occasions. Calling him an animal is a bit rich to be honest.

How is it a bit rich? Your pumping the line that those outside the jail saw. Any sort of rocking the boat he felt it was his authority being questioned and punished prisoners. Prisoners are entitled to question is something's wrong it shouldn't of been opposed.

Telly

Dirkziggler wrote: »

Any sort of rocking the boat he felt it was his authority being questioned and punished prisoners. Prisoners are entitled to question is something's wrong it shouldn't of been opposed.

Prisoners are entitled to fúck all!!! And rightly so!

Rows Grower

pablo128 wrote: »

Rows Grower wrote: »

Oh you poor little snowflake, how did you manage at all with only three hours a day in the "communcal" room?

The prison must have been very tough for you.

All because of the big bad man in charge.

Is the chap not entitled to his opinion without being ridiculed?

Yes he is, but when the opinion is a ridiculous slander others are entitled to call him out on it.

Rows Grower

Dirkziggler wrote: »

harry Bailey esq wrote: »

ElBastardo1 wrote: »

Because you were an inmate of his?

Personally I was an inmate, or one of 'his boys' on five separate occasions. Calling him an animal is a bit rich to be honest.

How is it a bit rich? Your pumping the line that those outside the jail saw. Any sort of rocking the boat he felt it was his authority being questioned and punished prisoners. Prisoners are entitled to question is something's wrong it shouldn't of been opposed.

How is he pumping a line that those outside the jail saw when he already stated he was in the jail under the supervision of John Lornegan on 5 separate occasions?
You have created this ex prisoner persona thinking you would be the only one posting here to reveal it and thus could say what you chose to unopposed, you got called out on it.

El_Bee

mada82 wrote: »

So if you don’t want to post nobody should be able to? You could always just unfollow the thread until there is a shooting.

you think this is productive? people namecalling over nothing?

Roger Hassenforder

El_Bee wrote: »

you think this is productive? people namecalling over nothing?

I think its intetesting getting "an eye" into the prison from former lags.

I'll PM you when someone gets clipped, you can hit that unfollow button.

glenq

begbysback wrote: »

Yea build more prisons, actually privatize it so it doesn’t cost the taxpayer anything, seems to have worked in the US as we hardly hear of any crime there nowadays

Just curious, who pays for the private prisons in the US?

ohnonotgmail

glenq wrote: »

Just curious, who pays for the private prisons in the US?

that would be the county, state or federal government.

RC1985

Rows Grower wrote: »

Should be a decision by the jury sometime this morning I'd imagine.

Found guilty, just now. Wonder how long he'll get. Less than a year probably.

pablo128

Rows Grower wrote: »

Yes he is, but when the opinion is a ridiculous slander others are entitled to call him out on it.

Well calling him a snowflake and whatever other smart comments isn't what I would describe as calling him out.

The thread was fine until we started calling each other names.

Hoboo

glenq wrote: »

Just curious, who pays for the private prisons in the US?

Government. Who owns the private prisons? Politicians (law makers) and Judges to name but a few.

It's probably the most perfect business model you could think of.

Deco Barry

RC1985 wrote: »

Found guilty, just now. Wonder how long he'll get. Less than a year probably.

Paul Healy a hack has just stated on Twitter that it carries a minimum sentence of 5 years

Suckit

Deco Barry wrote: »

Paul Healy a hack has just stated on Twitter that it carries a minimum sentence of 5 years

He is also on a suspended sentence for tax evasion. I wonder will that add to his sentence.

[Deleted User]

harry Bailey esq wrote: »

Personally I was an inmate, or one of 'his boys' on five separate occasions. Calling him an animal is a bit rich to be honest.

Dirkziggler wrote: »

How is it a bit rich? Your pumping the line that those outside the jail saw.

Worked under him myself. Lonergan was far from an animal. Too compassionate towards prisoners, if anything. That's not a shot at the man, just that he wasn't nearly as strict as he could've been. Sure he dedicated his life story and autobiography The Governor to the prisoners and his nickname was St John! The amount of times I personally witnessed him sign money over to needy criminals because they, or their families, were hard up is astonishing. He was basically Fr Peter McVerry in charge of a jail. A very humane and decent man. I'm shocked at the poster who said what they said about him.

glenq

ohnonotgmail wrote: »

that would be the county, state or federal government.

Yeah, thought as much, just the poster said it wouldn't cost the taxpayer anything.
Not that prison is supposed to be a holiday camp, but the thought of a business running a prison for profit is such a bad idea.

Fan of Netflix

https://twitter.com/Healyhack/status/1149290459291889664

Telly

Jesus he's aged a fair bit.

ACAguy

how long will be actually get? Strange he just gets bail for two months pending sentence. Realistically he just won't get 5 years. All seems a bit strange the garda and NCA have a big joint operation over a stun gun.

ViaticalHorse

Any update on the fella who was picked up for the davis shooting?

The Enbalmer

Telly wrote: »

Jesus he's aged a fair bit.

Still got his hair though..unlike baldy mccombover branno.

Dirkziggler

ACAguy wrote: »

how long will be actually get? Strange he just gets bail for two months pending sentence. Realistically he just won't get 5 years. All seems a bit strange the garda and NCA have a big joint operation over a stun gun.

I'd imagine 5 years 2 suspended or some outlay similar. A proportion suspended.

yourdeadwright

Hoboo wrote: »

Government. Who owns the private prisons? Politicians (law makers) and Judges to name but a few.

It's probably the most perfect business model you could think of.

It not perfect at all ,

You ever hear of the "Kids for Cash" scandal

Private Prison's paying Judges to send people to Prison who don't deserver it so the Prison makes more money ,

pablo128

In a way you would have to say fair play to him taking the hit on it rather than his kid. I doubt he went and bought a pink stun gun/torch himself.

blinding

ACAguy wrote: »

how long will be actually get? Strange he just gets bail for two months pending sentence. Realistically he just won't get 5 years. All seems a bit strange the garda and NCA have a big joint operation over a stun gun.

They were probably hoping to harpoon him and others for more !

rondog

ACAguy wrote: »

how long will be actually get? Strange he just gets bail for two months pending sentence. Realistically he just won't get 5 years. All seems a bit strange the garda and NCA have a big joint operation over a stun gun.

Its all about getting convictions on him so if the authorities get something big on him it will all add up.
This charge was clutching at straws and gave the police reason to raid his home and pick up potential information via computers,phones etc that they are probably analysing as we speak to bring further charges.

Any time one of the big fish are out away it creates paranoia and disrupts their operations.Bomber wouldnt be stupid enough to be caught near anything big so any charge they can bring against him they will go for it.