Is this lad smoking a big fat J as he's leaving the circuit criminal court?

You can't visually tell the difference between a joint and a normal rolled cigarette...
Not from that distance anyway.

I love that he left his passport in the Taxi of the guy he robbed, and then went to the garda station to report it lost.

World smartest thief.

Muff Richardson wrote: »

http://www.irishtimes.com/news/crime-and-law/courts/circuit-court/ex-blackrock-rugby-player-pleads-guilty-to-taxi-assault-1.2186846

Is this lad smoking a big fat J as he's leaving the circuit criminal court? Looks like it to me.

I wouldn't be surprised. My Luas was held up a couple of weeks ago at the Four Courts as a gang of about 8 scummers poured out of the cop shop opposite and began to belt seven shades of shat out of each other, to reiterate, right outside the police station that they'd just left. Of course seconds later half the cop shop poured out in riot gear.... ah I kid, we just sat on the Luas and watched the show until they tired themselves out and wandered off screaming at each other from opposite sides of the street about how the other lot were 'dead, bleedin' dead, ya hear me?'.
I'd have called the cops, but they'd pulled the blinds.
That's 'law and order' in this poxy nation.

I think reporting that it was robbed was probably the smartest thing he could do in that situation.

blade1 wrote: »

Why do they say ex blackrock player.
I don't care if he played for Mars.
He's just a scumbag to me.

Before adjourning the case, the judge asked barristers for both the State and for Mr Buti to speak to her in her chambers.
After returning to court, she invited Mr Buti to provide the court with statements from his former rugby mentors or from Blackrock College and told him they might be of assistance to the court in determining the most appropriate sentence.

He's the oldest looking teenager I've ever seen

Our own jenson button

eamonnq wrote: »

Before adjourning the case, the judge asked barristers for both the State and for Mr Buti to speak to her in her chambers.
After returning to court, she invited Mr Buti to provide the court with statements from his former rugby mentors or from Blackrock College and told him they might be of assistance to the court in determining the most appropriate sentence.

its not like giving character references is an unusual occurrence in court.

Ruu wrote: »

Lets enhance!

If I just apply this smart sharpen filter we should be able to get the chemical composition of the smoke.

Muff Richardson wrote: »

you can though, which is why I asked the question, and that looks like a j

You can't. He could just be using the longer skins, it's actually surprising more people don't use them for rollies.