Got arrested last night!

a good rule of thumb is what ever the guard says the oppisite is the case

downonthefarm wrote: »

a good rule of thumb is what ever the guard says the oppisite is the case

It's the big house for you

robertxxx wrote: »

There before, but with new baby now the next trip won't be for a good few years.

A real model father.


Given you didn't tell us why you were arrested but still posted a thread about it leads me to believe you're actually proud of it and wanted to tell everybody.

The first and only time i got arrested, i ended up running away from the fattest guard I've ever seen only to realise i was running towards the garda station with two of his buddies waiting outside.

Nothing will come of this from taking your name...unless you pissed on that girl in Supermacs because we told her to push for a charge...you should have told us earlier!

onthebrink wrote: »

I say this as the mother of a few lads now grown up. Go easy on the lad, he has learnt his lesson, does it matter what he did, he came to the notice of the Gardaí after having too much drink on board. He is embarrassed enough now so hopefully that is the end of it.
Id say to him: Move on and behave yourself when you're out in future. You did not commit a serious crime, be grateful you were not involved in a fight where someone got badly injured, it was just high jinks. The guards know the score too, probably decided to let you cool off a bit!!!!

Aw bless . . . You got your mommy to come up and speak up for you :P

Facts or GTFO

T-Maxx wrote: »

Facts or GTFO

You can say that again.

robertxxx wrote: »

So i was out for a few drinks last night and to cut a long story short I got cuffed and locked up for an hour or three.

I wasn't charged and the Garda dealing with me was sound for a Guard.
He told me I will not have a conviction, but I asked him will my name be in the Garda system and he said yes but dont worry as he said nearly everybody's names are in it even his when he was stopped while driving.

I feel like crap, I feel dirty, I feel like I really let myself down as I've never had any dealings like this with the Garda ever before.

I asked will this affect me going to the USA in the future and he said no.

Has anybody ever gone through something like this and what were your feelings about it.

Nobody was hurt bar me in this incident and no property was taken or damaged.

Op don't worry your head about it. You are going through "the fear" from the drink or whatever you were doing. Add a police incident in to that and it can be a very unsettling experience. The "fear" is bad enough on its own.

You will be flying again with all forgotten within the week. If you were only in a cell for a few hrs you aren't John Dillinger. Being on the police system doesn't mean much tbh as long as you don't habitually reoffend. I'm from Northern Ireland but if the system is similar a caution would stay on your record for 5 years. You sound as if you haven't even got that.

Take a lesson from it Op. It may even be a good thing in the long run. The cells aren't a nice place, even for a couple of hours are they? Lol.

T-Maxx wrote: »

Facts or GTFO

T-Maxx really makes you rattled ey.

First time I got arrested I had to go to the station and while waiting for my parnets and demanding to hear my rights in situ, I took my own interpretation of what an identity parade consisted of, picturing a scene of me parading down the street with the gardai in tow, until somebody recognized me, thus granting me my freedom.

That and being in the possession of some girls handbags as I had been minding them earlier and the Guards probably thinking I nicked them.. fun times.

I think we should boycott all Robertxxx's new threads in future until he discloses what he damage he did to society to warrant his incarceration.