Esel wrote: » You do know who invented the internet?
Bam Bam Mickey wrote: » Facebook don't hand over broad data requests. But, In 2011 gardaí used an accused’s Facebook friends list to show he had closer links with alleged kidnappers than he initially let on. He was later jailed for sourcing a vehicle for the alleged kidnappers.
Boom_Bap wrote: » MODThis is exactly the type of hearsay and speculative sh*te that is going to get this thread shut down. There have been enough warnings to stick to the truth and facts.
Allyall wrote: » I'm pretty sure FB will hand over anything if requested unless they have a reason not to. FB is used in cases all the time to prove things like the case you mentioned.
Peter Anthony wrote: » But someone in a different country, location unknown I dont think they could trace them from Facebook login, without significant hassle!?
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Bicky bicky wrote: » http://www.sundayworld.com/news/crimedesk/prison-hitlist-revealed-as-inmates-clash-over-gangland-feudhttp://m.independent.ie/irish-news/news/pictures-gardai-raid-flats-in-crackdown-on-gang-led-by-major-drugs-trafficker-31596388.htmlhttp://www.sundayworld.com/news/fat-john-ordered-hit-on-murder-inc-mob-boss-dundon Back to the biggest gang and threat to this state since Ra times!the k cartel have really frighting links to all limerick gangs suppose money is money!!alot more links than that just a snippet that's out there.
Michael O Toole wrote: » I must say, this is a fascinating thread. Have spent much of this evening reading it. Hats off to you all. Wish I'd seen it weeks ago.
The flying mouse wrote: » Giz a job
Bicky bicky wrote: » [quote Massive Heroin seizure yesterday! Good spot didn't bat an eyelid to it yesterday, k cartel associate no major convictions surveillance operation trying to hit them where it hurts the pockets a good bit to go yet but it's a start! Is there any sort of drug shortage around any part of Dublin because of the feud?
Bam Bam Mickey wrote: » A certain person on here surely knows the answer to that, 50 times over
20Cent wrote: » Asked a friend who works with addicts she said no sign of a shortage but that seizure might make a difference.
coniosumadre wrote: » In fairness we are talking The Sun here before I even read it.
The Alley Cat wrote: » I know what you mean man, but I don't find them any better or worse than the rest when it comes to covering crime. It is always just a matter of weeding through the unnecessary stuff to find a few tidbits of interesting and useful info that may or may not be true.
bajer101 wrote: » Ah, the bould Bam Bam. Have you considered a career in journalism yourself? You have a remarkable way of not only distorting facts but for just making up shít. You accused me of being friends with drug dealers when all I said was that I knew a lot of them. Anyone who grew up in my area would equally know a lot of people who have sold drugs. While they may not be my friends, and while I would not necessarily admire them, I don't know any one of them who is so petty that they would run crying to report someone who highlighted their bad grammar. You can report this post too if you want. But to purposely goad someone for a response that you can report says more about you than it does about me. And with that, I will put you on "ignore", as I don't think that you have contributed anything to this thread.
chillin117 wrote: » Sitting on the fence if ever I saw it !:D
humberklog wrote: » Arrested at the scene (his cousin eventually goes to prison for his part in the same heist), he skips bail, a costly extradition process ensues. He's returned to the jurisdiction and brought to court where he's acquitted. Nothing to see here...
Is there any sort of drug shortage around any part of Dublin because of the feud?
Gadgetman496 wrote: » Any sign of Gerry at the funeral? I read during the week that he didn't particularly like Gareth, but like a lot of media reports that may or may not be true.
Michael O Toole wrote: » Nope.
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