More Things That Are Wrong, just plain wrong

Iā€™m sure if youā€™re correct he can look forward to a decent false arrest settlement. My money is on him not getting a shilling.

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Why?

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Because he didnā€™t follow a reasonable direction after being cautioned

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For breaking what law?

Hearsay and conjecture

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For breaking what law.

Odd that youā€™re dismissing the accounts of an eye witness.

http://www.irishstatutebook.ie/eli/1994/act/2/section/8/enacted/en/html

For breaking what law? It seems like you donā€™t know.

Itā€™s quite apparent you canā€™t read

Itā€™s quite apparent you donā€™t know.

What law did he break? Iā€™m unaware of a law banning you from flying a flag at GAA games?

Donā€™t be an idiot.

He was done for breach of public order act, not flying a flag

Youā€™re flummoxed.

Is flying a flag at a GAA game unlawful? If not, what was he arrested for? The Gardai did not seem to have any cause to be harassing the man.

Iā€™ve told you all you need to know. The fact yount process it is part for the course with your contributions here

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He was from Tyrone. Thatā€™s enough of a reason on its own

You are flummoxed. You have told me nothing bar confirm that you havenā€™t a clue. What law did he break. Any eye witness account said he was told to stop flying a flag at a GAA game. The Gardai have no authority here so why were they harassing the man?

And did he stop?

Far be it from me to start a back and forth with you Sid, but there really are only 3 facts to date. One is a video of a man being arrested. The other is a garda statement on said arrest. The third being there was other similar flags being flown continuously through the game but they were still there to the very end. Thatā€™s about all Iā€™ve commented on.

Heā€™s not breaking any law. Why should he stop?