20Cent wrote: » Any theories about why the anti-gang legislation is not being used for this feud? Remember at the time it was considered draconian but seems to be left on the shelf for this.
Coat22 wrote: » Not sure why - what are they supposed to do? Babysit and shadow every criminal in the city? He was given a GIM last week. Seen this also:https://twitter.com/mickthehack/status/735063038164914176 If he felt his life was in danger then why didn't he use some of his (or his uncles) "legitimate means". These guys flout the law. Makes fools of the rest of us and then expect to be given new safe houses and 24 hours garda protection? I think not.
tomofson wrote: » Definitely not, the Hutch family are so deep rooted in the north inner city they have a hard time leaving it because its the only place they can call home so they all live in close proximity to each other.
Uncle Ben wrote: » No need for it. We're in safe hands with Noreen and Francis at the helm.
h2005 wrote: » Coat22 wrote: » Not sure why - what are they supposed to do? Babysit and shadow every criminal in the city? He was given a GIM last week. Seen this also:https://twitter.com/mickthehack/status/735063038164914176 If he felt his life was in danger then why didn't he use some of his (or his uncles) "legitimate means". These guys flout the law. Makes fools of the rest of us and then expect to be given new safe houses and 24 hours garda protection? I think not. Why?? Because it would seem one gang are being allowed wipe out another with impunity, with innocent people getting caught up in it.
Bambi wrote: » Gardai certainly seem to be more interested in harrasing disso's for wearing their action man uniforms than actually stepping on these boys toes.
Coat22 wrote: » So you spend millions of taxpayers money, money that could be spent elsewhere, on protecting a major crime family so that another crime family can't kill them?
Rakish Paddy wrote: » Internal feud within the family? Or am I missing something?
eamonnq wrote: » I think it was North of the border that those guys were arrested, so not the Gardai.
STB. wrote: » What. Where did you get that from ? You are reading stuff that's not there.
STB. wrote: » What. Where did you get that from ? You are reading stuff that's not there. My point is that the reality of all this madness thats going on includes the targeting members of a particular family some of which are from Champions Avenue. The latest murder is a stones throw from there. Given that, where were the ERU ? More to the point, last time it was a bystander in broad daylight. You would think that was enough to wake up the Commissioner. But no, another murder in broad daylight.
bajer101 wrote: » Apparently their first getaway car wouldn't start and they had to abandon it and run to a second car which drove them away. And one of the gunman's masks slipped. Hopefully the guards can get some DNA evidence from the car and CCTV in the area might have caught footage of the the guy's face.
honreal wrote: » Why can't the ERU and Ranger Wing not join forces and eliminate all these assholes? - Im not even kidding or trying to derail the convo but they have the expertise and skills to make this happen under the radar. Top secret stuff. que the human rights activists banging down my door on this one.
Benevolent Misanthrope wrote: » To be fair, I don't think you have to be a mad human rights zealot to oppose state-sponsored murder.
eamonnq wrote: » STB. wrote: » What. Where did you get that from ? You are reading stuff that's not there. My point is that the reality of all this madness thats going on includes the targeting members of a particular family some of which are from Champions Avenue. The latest murder is a stones throw from there. Given that, where were the ERU ? More to the point, last time it was a bystander in broad daylight. You would think that was enough to wake up the Commissioner. But no, another murder in broad daylight. 200m away apparently.
Rakish Paddy wrote: » Your post seemed to imply that someone living on Champions Ave. was responsible for today's killing, but I see now you meant that today's victim may have been targeted because of his relation to the family on Champions Ave.
Everyone knows who lives in Champions Avenue which is about a 100 yards from where this incident took place. The Garda Commisioner should be considering her position at this stage. Another shooting in broad daylight. NY style police forcing required at this stage. Only one man needs to be hauled in and told to put a a stop to it immediately.
The flying mouse wrote: » So according to P willy, The deceased garret hutch was certainly involved with the attack on the regency hotel and was also a taxi driver, he also hinting that there is a mole in the Gardaí giving them up to date information... and on a much smaller note how did he get his taxi licence if he a very well known criminal ??
tomofson wrote: » How many people do they reckon were involved in the attack on the regency? Seems like every character getting murdered had some sort of minute involvement
The flying mouse wrote: » Six went in and one lad in van, 4/5 cars with drivers to pick them up, people to hide weapons and cars before hand, people who put the attackers up in safe houses after attack, maybe 30 ? and not forgetting the big lads who did the the actual organising of it as the above are just pawns/soldiers.
tomofson wrote: » The flying mouse wrote: » Six went in and one lad in van, 4/5 cars with drivers to pick them up, people to hide weapons and cars before hand, people who put the attackers up in safe houses after attack, maybe 30 ? and not forgetting the big lads who did the the actual organising of it as the above are just pawns/soldiers. Seems like they planned a spectacular that failed miserably, they may have another one of them up their sleeve but i seriously doubt that I would say the regency was either make or break
coniosumadre wrote: » I'd seriously doubt it. The 3 that are in custody will have to be released or charged by tomorrow. Could be a tough week for the Hutches.
