Atlantic Dawn wrote: » If only there was a central system where you could simply type in a name of a company or person in to it and it would give you a list of all cars that a suspected gang owned they could be tracked all over the city...oh wait there already is.
Little CuChulainn wrote: » Where?
Atlantic Dawn wrote: » Car ownership database.
Little CuChulainn wrote: » That shows gang affiliations? Gangs rarely register cars to themselves. One of the biggest dealers in Ireland owns a car sales business.
1960: "I have a great idea! lets have every person in the country carry a radio tracking beacon!" "That'll never fly!" 2012: "I can has TWO iphones??"
At his trial on Thursday senior crime and policing analyst Sarah Skedd spoke to prosecuting counsel Alex Owens SC. She told him that she compiled charts of calls and texts relating to 13 phones gardai suspected to have been used by the alleged gang that killed Mr O'Byrne. She said the general location of the phones could be established by the masts that they connected to when making calls or sending and receiving texts. By combining that information with CCTV footage of cars believed to have been used in the shooting, she said she was able to track the movements of the alleged gang. One of the phones, said by the prosecution to belong to suspect Eugene Cullen, was linked to 20 texts and calls before 8.30am on the day of the killing. In one two-minute period that evening, about 90 minutes before Mr O'Byrne was shot, the phone received 24 texts. Another phone, referred to by Mr Owens as the Primera Phone because it was discovered in a Primera seized by gardai hours after the killing, was traced to various locations in Coolock within one hour of the shooting.http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/courts/phone-masts-used-to-track-text-activity-between-murder-gang-members-at-time-of-fatal-shooting-trial-hears-34509392.html .
gctest50 wrote: » Why bother when they've phones and there's cctv everywhere and a woman who really knows what she's doing
Documentary examining the roots of gangland crime in Ireland, in light of the recent killing of David Byrne in Dublin and the murder of taxi driver Eddie Hutch at his home in the North Inner City. The Insight team also travels to Spain to discover the origins of the latest feud, including interviews with serving and former Garda detectives as well as some of Ireland's leading crime journalists, and the brother of Veronica Guerin, whose murder in 1996 led to a widespread outcry about gangland crime and the establishment of the Criminal Asset Bureau.
DamienDarts wrote: » Finally a bit of movement this morning as the guards are raiding homes and a business in Dublin city.
The flying mouse wrote: » This one is against the kinahan gang, there was already a move against the hutch side last week.
SEPT 23 1989 wrote: » why are these raids not happening monthly? why does it take the state being shamed before it takes any action?
LDN_Irish wrote: » They're raiding places all the time. It's the media who have a reawakened interest and are now reporting on every minor detail.
SEPT 23 1989 wrote: » I they were raiding that gang constantly they would be out of business in Ireland
DamienDarts wrote: » They are raiding all sorts of dealers homes all over the country all the time yes. But hitting the kinihan gang with CAB is certainly not happening all the time.
DamienDarts wrote: » One of them had a 38 grand on a 7/4 bet in the United Liverpool game tomorrow night!! Unreal !!! Does anyone know what pub it is that they own and drank in and had meetings in? It was also raided today.
The flying mouse wrote: » would you not find that out for yourself mr monk :-)
Almost 30 top of the range cars, six motorcycles, jewellery and expensive Rolex watches – with a total property value estimated to be well in excess of €1m
Supernintento Chalmers wrote: » Gardai seem to be doing their job for a change. Three AK-47 assault rifles used in Regency Hotel attack seized by gardaihttp://www.independent.ie/irish-news/three-ak47-assault-rifles-used-in-regency-hotel-attack-seized-by-gardai-34527790.html
TallGlass wrote: » 'Gardai dealt a severe financial blow to the Irish-based associates of the global drug trafficking cartel, led by Dubliner Christy Kinahan.'http://www.msn.com/en-ie/news/national/panic-room-discovered-as-cash-and-cars-seized/ar-AAgATm3?li=AAaxjhv I had to LOL at this one, I doubt the Garda are even touching the surface of how much money Christy and his organisation have and lets be honest at this stage, its an organisation not a gang he is running.
PrettyBoy wrote: » Dean Swift on Francis Street?
DamienDarts wrote: » One of them had a 38 grand on a 7/4 bet in the United Liverpool game tomorrow night!! Unreal !!!
Atlantic Dawn wrote: » What I want to know is did he put the money on Liverpool or United, the match is tonight :pac:
