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Crimecall RTE1

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    #452
    Atlantic Dawn
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    Could they make the ringtone louder please, I can't exactly hear it 🤔



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    #453
    sligeach
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    Someone rang in Crimecall to help the Gardaí with their enquiries and Carla picks up the phone at her table and drops it back down as it was making too much noise. Lovely.



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    #454
    Atlantic Dawn
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    There should be a new crime designation where someone steals someones tools they use for work, it's taking away a persons ability to put food on the table.



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    #455
    statto25
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    They might need to turn the ringer down on that phone!



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    #456
    Atlantic Dawn
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    ….



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    #457
    Get Real
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    https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122079261#Comment_122079261

    How?

    Imei is a good thing in that if I have my phone stolen and it's a Black Samsung, and I know my IMEI I report it.

    Joe burglar/thief who has 100previous convictions is found with ten phones some day. Black Samsung doesn't really prove it's mine. But black Samsung with IMEI that I (and I wouldn't be able to, but some people note them down) provided does.

    Other than that, they're not tracked/traced as such. You think there's some CSI database that can be scanned?

    If the phone I'm typing on were to be swiped from my hand now, in all honesty, I haven't a clue what the IMEI is.

    Even if I did..how does that trace it to anything? Canada goose on bike, swipes it from my hand, sells it for 50quid. How does the imei number have any relevance to proving where it is or who has it after it's stolen?



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    #458
    Gooser14
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    https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122079156#Comment_122079156

    Not according to the Rules of the Road. The cyclist even said the truck driver done nothing wrong.



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    #459
    thesandeman
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    How did they recover the €450 the guy stole but not the thief?



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    #460
    fletch
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    https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122080873#Comment_122080873

    I was wondering the same myself!



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    #461
    Oscar_Madison
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    https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122079112#Comment_122079112

    Did they mention anything about rivers searched or anything like that? Newspaper reports are like alluding to something else without saying what it is- all very mysterious - like you I would imagine it’s a likely accident at a river close to a road which no one has yet noticed but I think the guards may have a few other theories



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    #462
    sligeach
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    It's very tragic watching the brother and sister of Keith Byrne tonight. He was at a wake earlier that evening, then went to the pub and was killed in a hit and run later that night, a few hundred metres from his home. Seems like he was passed out on the road before being struck.

    I remember just over a year coming across a lad I know after midnight while I was out walking, lying on the side of a dark country road(no footpath, no hard shoulder), less than 100m from his home, he had been at a funeral that day, went drinking all day afterwards, he was absolutely scuttered. A couple of cars had swerved around him, never stopped to check on his condition. I wasn't walking down that way, but after watching the cars swerving, I had a flashlight on me that could see him lying further on down the road. I do wonder from time to time what might have happened that night had I not come across him.

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    #463
    Atlantic Dawn
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    The bike he left looks better than the bike he took 🤔



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    #464
    lmk123
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    inside job on the shop I think



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    #465
    sligeach
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    https://www.boards.ie/discussion/comment/122191647#Comment_122191647

    Possibly, ya. Top window left open, the thieves seemed to know what they were looking for. No alarm sensors upstairs, but they didn't go downstairs to the shop where there was a fortune of cigarettes, alcohol and other goodies. I do wonder are scratch cards traceable.



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