'A shopping centre in Santry'…whoy not just jaysus tell us it's Omni Park 🤔
You're not the guy in the first CCTV clip are you?
Carla ó Brien is absolutely gorgeous. I usually watch crime call anyway but having Carla on makes it a must see
It seems to me that they just stick a pin in a random Garda logbook.
I remember years ago, their CCTV section featured someone stealing 2 bales of bord na Mona Briquettes from outside a shop, this was back in the pre carbon tax days when they cost probably less than a fiver per bale. Do they still feature such low scale crime? With all the thefts that likely happens all over Ireland daily, how do they choose which ones make crimecall so to speak?
Yes if it's a theft crime I think it shouldn't be shown if 3 months have passed, if it's a serious assault case they could allow longer. With the quality of CCTV there should be new policy by the insurers in Ireland that if they shop doesn't have full HD quality CCTV that theft from the premises isn't covered, this would then feed down to what Gardaí would be provided with being much better quality.
So none of them have Irish bosses, Irish customers, Irish suppliers that they interact with? That's a bit of a stretch.
And still, they'll be doing the school pickup, they'll be hitting their local SPAR or Centra regularly.
No man is an island.
They again, largely work amongst their own people who speak their language.
No one is going to cop someone in a shop that they saw them on Crimecall.
They go to schools. They go to shops. They go to work.
But these people often just live amongst their own community and don't interact amongst the Irish.
The long delays certainly seem strange.
I don't see your logic about other communities. They don't need the individual or their families to be watching. They need their neighbours or workmates or school parent peers to be watching.
Wow so From that I think you mean some fellow called Erik had ten Stags. Good for him was it all in 1 night or over the course of a couple of weeks?
I can't be the only one who finds this program infuriating at times.
A lot of times the crimes they are showing happened months, if not over a year ago with awful cctv footage where it's impossible to identify them.
There's also the section of ones who steal from shops with good CCTV who are from the immigrant community and as such they won't be watching Irish tv so will never be caught or else they are here on holiday and have already left the country.
Well that didn't take long to disappear.
Having just finished watching West Ham v Man United, Erik Ten Hag should be on Crimecall given what he's doing at the club.
Have they stopped putting this on the Player again? I'm trying to find the latest episode by it doesn't seem to be there.
They should have a guard on a bike with a body camera doing this out of every station every day. The truck is great for motorways but they're missing a low cost high impact solution.
I'm sure all the suspended sentences and stiff talking's too that the judges give these vermin give the shop owners some comfort.
The UK police record from the truck down on the vehicle and present this in court to make the case undefendable, same should be done here. Funniest I've seen is a guy having a McDonalds in his van while steering with his knees...
That house burglary in Carrick-on-Shannon I'd say was local thieves with knowledge of the homeowners(who may be Indian or somewhere around that part of the world). I think they knew the people had valuable jewellery. One piece is valued at €7,500. How many people in Lis Cara would have a piece that valuable, and they just happened to break into that specific house in broad daylight? I don't think so.
who’d have a petrol service shop these days … many robberies shown tonight with little to go on . Shooting in Longford a bit strange unless it’s part of Longford traveller feud ?
Ffs, can you not just say it's a BMW 3 Series, you have it on CCTV clear as day and recovered it burnt out.
Wouldn’t take Sherlock holmes to figure out what Irish ethnic group those three that attacked the main in the pub in Abbeyfeale Co Limerick are from ….
Poor Inspector was very nervous tonight
I just tuned in, I missed most of that story, but I remember that poor lad Anthony being killed, wrong place, wrong time. I think he was an apprentice plumber, an apprentice anyway. Awful! It's sickening that his killers weren't caught.
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.
inside job on the shop I think
The bike he left looks better than the bike he took 🤔
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.
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
I was wondering the same myself!
