Garda cleared of drink-driving after botched arrest

Proxy · 03-02-2012 01:31PM #1

Indo Story

This is ridiculous. He even admitted it at the scene!

This is after reading about another drink-driving CLOWN yesterday, an on-duty detective Garda who lied about drink driving while on duty and refused to give samples at the time - link to IT story.

Where is our justice system? My rabble is rousing!

Liam Byrne · 03-02-2012 01:48PM

He didn't have road tax either! FFS!

davet82 · 03-02-2012 01:49PM

yeah its poxy but i'm not fuming tbh

MagicMarker · 03-02-2012 01:49PM

Welcome to Ireland.

Attabear · 03-02-2012 01:52PM

MagicMarker wrote: »

Welcome to Ireland.

Thanks, now point me in the direction of these ludicrously generous social welfare entitlements I keep hearing about.

Seachmall · 03-02-2012 01:53PM

Attabear wrote: »

Thanks, now point me in the direction of these ludicrously generous social welfare entitlements I keep hearing about.

Only if you're Polish or making your communion I'm afraid.

Perhaps you could try qualifying as a teacher.

Nothingbetter2d · 03-02-2012 01:55PM

typical one rule for us and one rule for them.

talla10 · 03-02-2012 01:56PM

He wasen't cleared of drink driving he was never arrested for it. Under S4 of the Road Traffic Act 2010 a sample of blood,urine or breath must be taken from a suspect within 3 hours of driving. By the time the guards spoke to him it was later than 3 hours.

The arrest also wasen't botched they followed the legislation. The laws are there for a reason so maybe read the full story before starting a thread about it?

*Not AGS

davet82 · 03-02-2012 01:57PM

talla10 wrote: »

He wasen't cleared of drink driving he was never arrested for it. Under S4 of the Road Traffic Act 2010 a sample of blood,urine or breath must be taken from a suspect within 3 hours of driving. By the time the guards spoke to him it was later than 3 hours.

The arrest also wasen't botched they followed the legislation. The laws are there for a reason so maybe read the full story before starting a thread about it?

*Not AGS

if thats true lets put this thread to bed then zzz...zz.....z....z.zz.... :rolleyes:

Attabear · 03-02-2012 01:59PM

Seachmall wrote: »

Only if you're Polish or making your communion I'm afraid.

Perhaps you could try qualifying as a teacher.

I am a polish teacher making my communion.....in Donegal!

I will have the monies now please!

talla10 · 03-02-2012 01:59PM

davet82 wrote: »

if thats true lets put this thread to bed then zzz...zz.....z....z.zz.... :rolleyes:

Well it is true but Garda bashing is too fun for some to let a thing like the truth get in the way....:rolleyes:

Attabear · 03-02-2012 02:00PM

talla10 wrote: »

*Not AGS

Careful, he's a cop!

Seachmall · 03-02-2012 02:02PM

Attabear wrote: »

I am a polish teacher making my communion.....in Donegal!

I will have the monies now please!

Not before I report you to the Independent you won't!!

davet82 · 03-02-2012 02:03PM

acutally keep this thread goin its gettin fun

micropig · 03-02-2012 02:05PM

davet82 wrote: »

yeah its poxy but i'm not fuming tbh

And not suprised:)

"Garda gets off with crime"

No news to report here
Carry on

fullstop · 03-02-2012 02:11PM

Check out his twitter, seems to be gloating about it, scum.

https://mobile.twitter.com/#!/emlynmulligan/status/165398376513413120

micropig · 03-02-2012 02:11PM

Well I'm a Polish Garda Teacher and the communion is coming up? Any monies?:p

SEPT 23 1989 · 03-02-2012 02:14PM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1VRZq3J0uz4

Nothingbetter2d · 03-02-2012 02:16PM

micropig wrote: »

Well I'm a Polish Garda Teacher and the communion is coming up? Any monies?:p

when are you back in the country to sign on next?

cursai · 03-02-2012 02:18PM

micropig wrote: »

And not suprised:)

"Garda gets off with crime"

No news to report here
Carry on

Reading some of your posts lately Micropig........they be hatin' a lot.

My name is URL · 03-02-2012 02:19PM

Cut the guy some slack will yiz? I bet he's getting an awful rippin' from all the other public servants down at the GAA club.

micropig · 03-02-2012 02:19PM

Nothingbetter2d wrote: »

when are you back in the country to sign on next?

I only fly over and back twice a week:(

cursai wrote: »

Reading some of your posts lately Micropig........they be hatin' a lot.

Hatin' the fact I'm not a guard

Any hush money going?

Proxy · 03-02-2012 02:30PM

talla10 wrote:

He wasen't cleared of drink driving he was never arrested for it. Under S4 of the Road Traffic Act 2010 a sample of blood,urine or breath must be taken from a suspect within 3 hours of driving. By the time the guards spoke to him it was later than 3 hours.

The arrest also wasen't botched they followed the legislation. The laws are there for a reason so maybe read the full story before starting a thread about it?

*Not AGS

So not only did the Garda (who is meant to uphold the law), break the law, but the Garda who was meant to enforce the law at the time of the crime failed to do so correctly. The very same as the IT story, also regards drink driving.

Thanks for clearing that one up for me. :rolleyes:

cursai · 03-02-2012 02:31PM

micropig wrote: »

I only fly over and back twice a week:(

Hatin' the fact I'm not a guard

Any hush money going?

Blue murder is what they get away with. And nobody else gets away with anything......ever. Scandalous.

micropig · 03-02-2012 02:33PM

cursai wrote: »

Blue murder is what they get away with. And nobody else gets away with anything......ever. Scandalous.

Spot the guard!!

cursai · 03-02-2012 02:39PM

micropig wrote: »

Spot the guard!!

Spot the secondary school student!!:p

micropig · 03-02-2012 02:42PM

cursai wrote: »

Spot the secondary school student!!:p

Yes In school at the moment, my lazy teacher is sitting and the top of the class thinking I'm sitting here with my book & copy for the last 40 minutes:p

Patrick2010 · 03-02-2012 02:46PM

talla10 wrote: »

He wasen't cleared of drink driving he was never arrested for it. Under S4 of the Road Traffic Act 2010 a sample of blood,urine or breath must be taken from a suspect within 3 hours of driving. By the time the guards spoke to him it was later than 3 hours.

The arrest also wasen't botched they followed the legislation. The laws are there for a reason so maybe read the full story before starting a thread about it?

*Not AGS

I can't see in the story where it says that.

cruiser178 · 03-02-2012 02:47PM

micropig wrote: »

And not suprised:)

"Garda gets off with crime"

No news to report here
Carry on

same old, same old.

JupiterKid · 03-02-2012 02:51PM

I already posted up a thread on this yesterday evening. It's disgusting to see the other gardai circle the wagons to defend this bad egg.

cursai · 03-02-2012 02:59PM

micropig wrote: »

Yes In school at the moment, my lazy teacher is sitting and the top of the class thinking I'm sitting here with my book & copy for the last 40 minutes:p

Your going places...:)i can tell.

Garda cleared of drink-driving after botched arrest

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