mikethecop wrote: » The CAD system using msdos ? or the phone lines ? or the tetra radio system ? you know 999 calls dont go to stations right . haven't done so in 10 or 12 years at least. ya i think your examples are not true or real biases on your lack of information on how the systems even work every thing has been explained to you and other posters in minute detail a couple of times already sorry orange after looking at your posting history here its clear you have other issues and i dont think it would be fair to engage with you here ,
Oranage2 wrote: » Since Bt took over, 20 years? I don't think so. I never said there was one line, I said the gardai unhooked the phone, I didn't see the station room, could easily unhook a few phones but I know the calls weren't going through. Since you think my examples are fake I'd love to hear how atleast 600 calls were mishandled though potentially 4500 in just one year.
mikethecop wrote: » ya though so ...... the current system in place has been out dated for 20 years and in place since the 80s. which would suggest the rest of your statements are questionable at best your examples ? you claim you heard a few calls where gardai were dispatched and told they weren't wanted but the caller kept ringing regardless you saw a youtube video and your third example incorrectly suggests that there is one 999 line for each county. im afraid again almost everything you've posted is inaccurate and or ill informed and everything else is just abusive why do that ?
Oranage2 wrote: » Well there's proof of 20% of the calls being mishandled which could possibly be 4500 call in just 1 year. The current system has been in place for about 10 years now. That's possibly 450000calls mishandled. I gave examples of 3 cases where gardai didn't deal with calls properly, hardly unrealistic when there's possibly half a million calls mishandled.
mikethecop wrote: » dox ? i just dont believe you orange baised on what you've posted here is that a crime ? its not like you posted anything actually believable or realistic ,just abuse I mean you do have great wifi in this hut your building in africa :D i m the guy that stands outside the gpo all day of course :rolleyes::rolleyes:
Oranage2 wrote: » You trying to doxx me? What station do you work at??
Oranage2 wrote: » That's the truth, Niner obviously works in Dublin with civilian call takers that have to do everything by the book, but try some of the country's 999 lines, pig ignorant gardai that think they're above the law. This article only says 1 year but what about all the other years, there must be a million calls.
mikethecop wrote: » literally every day in every news paper and news site there are pages of stuff about high level gangland criminals and crime being brought to court
LillySV wrote: » Very few getting the sentences they deserve cause the guards aren’t putting in the proper investigative work required …and then how about how they treat people differently .. look at that “inside the k” series for an example… they let the “vulnerable “ kids and adolescents run amok around estates on quad and scrambler bikes as they don’t want to chase them for fear they hurt themselves … lads openly smoking spliffs in front of them… but they are vulnerable so ok…guards frightened of the scum so try and be friendly with them …no respect shown as result of their stupid tactic… meanwhile quiet mrs Molloy in mallow gets 3 points and an 80 Euro fine for doing 54 in a zone marked as 50… even though area is more or less a big safe dual carriage way
Niner leprauchan wrote: » Are you deliberatly unable to comprehend simple posts? 'Talking' as in leaking to the newspapers ffs! Where are the newspapers getting all the info eh? Its not rank and file because they arent conducting the investigation nor have access to the information
The investigation, led by Assistant Commissioner Barry O’Brien, has found that 3,120 calls reporting domestic violence were not followed up on by gardaí. So far the inquiry has established that more than half of these were either cancelled correctly, in instances where there were duplicate incidents, or were cancelled without impacting on a victim. However, around 1,400 cancelled calls are still being reviewed over concerns the failure to respond by gardaí may have directly affected the complainant.
MikeOxsgreen wrote: » Mrs Malloy was probably done by the GoSafe crowd. Cops chase a kid on a scrambler- they catch him - then what? I think parents should be held more accountable. That's the up to the Gardai though. Or he gets maimed in the chase ( have to say, I do enjoy the clips of the UK bobbies clipping scooter on their scooters) can you imagine the sh1tstorm and civil liberties " but he's only a child". Our justice system is stacked in favour of the criminals, they've all the rights and entitlements, cops have one hand tied behind their backs.
mikethecop wrote: » thats some story lol any true storys ?
Oranage2 wrote: » Ha you're a petty one, anyway I can't believe you think this is fake, you know gardai think they're a law unto themselves being one yourself. I assume you've never heard an emergency call or how these gardai operate so can you kindly be quiet and keep your mouth shut, I'm not paying your wages for you to talk nonsense about something you've no clue about.
Niner leprauchan wrote: » No calls can be cancelled by a Garda anymore. The end result is just more stats on PULSE and less Gardai responding to genuine calls. So feel free to call because your neighbours dog is barking. Call twenty times in the same night. You will now get the Gardai calling to you twnety times and twenty incidents on PULSE all of thish require investigating before they can be closed because like the calltakers, thats civilianised as well and the civilians dont actually know what they are doing so we get cases remaining open for no sensible reason such as we cannot physically make people make statements and if you tell the Garda at the door "**** off pig" when you are sober, thats not an acceptable outcome anymore While thats happenind however, do try and consider the actual crime victims that are left waiting.
Oranage2 wrote: » As we've seen by this garda and the previous one, they think they're not being paid enough to their job so picking the low hanging fruit is the safer option.
LillySV wrote: » Could ya translate that? I just told ya to look at the “around the k” series for proof of how ye mishandle situations … it’s all there clear as can be caught on tape showing how ye handling things arseways … I’m sure ye are doing the same thing all around the country … hence the high level of lawlessness being shown in recent years. There are afew good guards but unfortunately a lot of **** ones taking on in recent years
Niner leprauchan wrote: » Isn't it amazing how the same people make claims but cant back them with actual evidence or answer simple questions so rely on more unsubstantiated allegations. I can ask again if you need me to?
Niner leprauchan wrote: » Logic not your thing? Sorry, UR thing. Who do you think brings cases to court, prosecutes the case and sends criminals to jail? Second, who do you think the prisons are overcrowded with?
Muahahaha wrote: » There is nothing reasonable about your post because you are making claims for the entire organisation of An Garda Siochana This is what you said 1. You said the numbers in their investigation are not accurate- how can you possibly know this? You havent explained. Like for a start you didnt even know where the information came from and had to ask in the post above yet you claimed the information to be inaccurate. So if you didnt know where it came from how could your possibly know it to be inaccurate? This sounds like complete spoofing to me but lets hear your explanation for your claims aside from 'I just know because I know'. You are directly contradicting an internal Garda investigation here so extraordinary claims like this require extraordinary evidence. Have you brought your evidence to Drew Harris and showed him how his investigation contains inaccurate numbers? Or is this just a claim you are only willing to air on Boards? 2. You said rank and file are "not talking", again how can you know what thousands of rank and file members of AGS are doing or not doing? You cant possibly speak for them but that is what your post actually claims. Yet the investigation is into rank and file Gardai, I would very much suggest that they are talking when they are under investigation and the full report when it is issued by the Policing Authority will prove me right. You seem to be claiming that because you work for them that you know everything that is going on inside the organisation, hence your two claims above. That is an argument from authority that simply does not stack up. Unless you were involved with the internal investigation and unless you somehow know what all rank and file Gardai are doing then you cannot possibly make these claims. Yet here you are making them.
Niner leprauchan wrote: » I apologise that my reasoned reply upset you. Pointing out that the 20% number is not yet the amount that were incorrectly cancelled is called waiting until the facts are known. My professional experience is where my comments originate. As for how I dont know if its rank and file talking, if you cannot see how you answered that yourself, I cannot help you further but I see that you have tried to twist that into another conspiracy theory Public officials always apologise. Its step one of making people forget. Drew apologised to criminals that werent prosecuted as well.
That's not accurate either. First off, I want to know where the info comes from. It ain't rank and file talking
LillySV wrote: » Ya people doing 55 in 50 zones are the no1 priority… we should focus all our garda efforts on that … not on the numerous rapes and assaults going unpunished or being half arse investigated … resulting in cases being thrown out
LillySV wrote: » U referring to the very few high level criminals that they did manage to put there… how about the vast majority of ones they don’t
Allinall wrote: » Would that be the ordinary man that breaks the law?
LillySV wrote: » Only thing gardai seem to be able to follow up on is road offences… handy result fuking over the ordinary man … not a sign of em when scum are around that might give them a bit of lip
Niner leprauchan wrote: » Very informative post. All those decent people in jail cells. Such a shame