But @Arthur columboâd there was already??
To be fair, I think that they have benefits that are the actuarial financial equivalent of a private âŹ2m pension pot
McEntee has been absolutely useless. She has done nothing to help the rank and file Gardai who face an impossible task.
Sheâs been in the job three years now. In two of those years templemore was shut down. Can you explain how the present circumstances in AGS are specifically her fault?
The organisation has been fucked by successive terrible ministers I think.
Sheâs been in the job three years now. In two of those years templemore was shut down. Can you explain how the present circumstances in AGS are specifically her fault?
Cos sheâs a woman
My auld lad reckons sheâs âfucking uselessâ and itâs a disgrace that Harris was commissioner for the centenary
What a hoot to see the âpersonal responsibilityâ merchants blaming the Gardai for this.
The Gardai cannot be everywhere.
Thatâs obviously true and bad things will always happen - particularly in larger cities.
That being said it has been repeatedly pointed out my many many people over the last couple of years of the sense of increased risk and crime in Dublin. The Guards canât be everywhere but they could certainly look to increase them being on the ground somewhere to curb that.
The point about checkpoints was raised earlier (you may have scoffed at it). Take drink driving as an example. The Guards clearly canât be everywhere but if they have an increased number of random breathalyser checkpoints then the enforcement message goes out loud and clear that if you drink and drive youâre at more risk of being caught. The same broad rule would apply to other policing in the city I would have thoughtâŚ
Harris had his uses but itâs time for a peacetime general
I donât argue with any of that but you cannot prevent a total nut from carrying out a random crime by having lads on the beat.
The implication by a not insignificant number of people is that you can. You canât.
Stop and search for knives. If you have one and arenât a chef or a butcher then off for a five year stretch.
The gardai have not been well supported by successive governments and you canât turn around a big organisation like that overnight. The starting salaries are currently shit and weâre in an economy with full employment so hard to see where they magic up another couple thousand gardai from overnight.
The civil liberties nuts now demanding a clamping down on civil liberties. You canât make this stuff up.
Those fuckers would have Noreen back like a shot. âYouâre going to have to pay us to stop being corruptâ
FFG happy to let Harris take the heat for resource limitations. Like most Civil Service outfits the Guards want resources allocated to service providers rather than users.
Randomly searching people in the streets for weapons sounds quite draconian. Iâd be rightly pissed off if a Garda asked to pat me down.
Crazy to blame the Gardai or the Minister for Justice when a lunatic carries out something like that
Just search the ones that donât look Irish
Just search the ones that donât look Irish
Civil liberties as long as we like of the look of you.
Berating the minister in this instance shows a deep ignorance of how politics/governance works.
Those fuckers would have Noreen back like a shot. âYouâre going to have to pay us to stop being corruptâ
FFG happy to let Harris take the heat for resource limitations. Like most Civil Service outfits the Guards want resources allocated to service providers rather than users.
Your opinion here or anywhere must be put in the context of your support for two of the most corrupt cunts ever to crawl out from between a mothers legs
Dubin 1995-2000 was prime civilization
Yeah it would be draconian alright.
But random drink driving checkpoints, drug searches and during Covid travel checkpoints have been used and may be viewed as draconian.
There seems to be an increase in knife carrying which needs to be addressed.
Bikes seem to be robbed with impunity in Dublin City centre. Locked bikes that take 3 or 4 minutes to cut loose. That shouldnât happen in a city centre.
Twas mighty, but a great city it never was