They handcuffed her and brought her to the pig station for taking a wrong turn, they saw an opportunity to punish her and went with it
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The handcuffing was strange and the media finding out was a disgrace, but she did break the law and had a few drinks. She admitted it didnât she? If they had let her off because she was a td and she knocked over some young lad rugby style, would that not have been more corrupt
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No, she had 1 drink and was under the limit
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The Garda Band.
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Donât they need to take her to the station to find out whether she was under the limit? Canât really be taking peopleâs word for it
Depends which party youâre with.
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She did a breath test
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Thereâs things called breathalysers you know the one gardai used to make up millions of fake tests. Obviously being faced with a real breath test, they panicked, dropped the breathalyser, cuffed her against regulations, brought her to the station and rang gdas Reynolds and Williams to let them know, against the Garda and data protection acts and then let her go after a few hours in the cell for processing.
If all that is fair game for a member of parliament imagine what theyâd do to a simpleton like you or a wife beater like @Raylan
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Re reading the story on the journal there, it says the breathalyzer failed to give a reading, so they had to bring her back to see how drunk she was? Didnât she admit to having a drink? So you think someone who made an illegal turn, admitted to having a drink should be let continue driving? Bizarre
Also that article states the guards who arrested her didnât know who she was. I know that doesnât look great for the tinfoil hat brigade.
Oh right. So a Garda says he canât get a reading? Sure of course we believe all things gardai say about breathalysers⌠itâd be fairly easy to nibble a roadside test if you wanted.
So a woman makes an illegal turn, gets pulled over, admits to drinking, and you think she should have been let drive on and endanger the public.
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She should have been breathalysed and if over the limit arrested and if not given the points and let go
But the breathalyzer didnât work. And they had no idea who she was, so take off the tinfoil hat.
Now when she was brought back to the station, after being legally arrested (sheâs never challenged this by the way, just the leaking) some cunt rang whoever to pass it on to Williams etc that was obviously wrong
Handcuffing her and throwing her in a cell was disgraceful. The breathalyser âfailingâ to give a reading was probably corrupt. The cops leaking the story to the media to further embarrass Clare Daly was definitely corrupt and a little bit disgraceful too.
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Arresting her was not disgraceful. She has never challenged it.
Handcuffing her seems a bit over the top alright.
I donât think they have lounges and lay z boys, only cells to put people.
âprobablyâ tinfoil hat stuff im afraid.
Yeah the media leaking was a joke.
No, the gardai say the breathalyser didnât work. And given what we know, the gardai are not to be trusted
And the garda actions afterwards clearly indicate malafides
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Yes, i agree that someone higher up who has williams on speed dial has a lot to answer. The guards who arrested her didnât do anything wrong bar the handcuffing.
Plus you are purely speculating that the breathalyzer didnât work. Daly has never challenged this, and she was there and would only love to.
Letâs call it exactly what it was,; criminality from members of AGS.
https://thestory.ie/2016/05/22/gsoc-report-on-clare-daly-td/
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Yes i agree the leaking was wrong, ive said that several times. Her other complaints were discourtesy (wtf?) and the handcuffing. She didnât make any complaint about the breathalyzer or the arrest. Thanks for backing up all ive been saying.
Wait a minute, further reading it, she attempted to give a sample into this now infamous breathalyzer but wasnât able to, so thats why she was arrested. You knew that and said nothing, you slimy bastard art
The below is a quote from the Journal. Daly seems to be clearly challenging her arrest
Daly said she suported gardaĂ in their implementation of road safety, she objected to the arrest, the handcuffing and the release of information.
âMy legal advice is that none of this is âprocedureâ,â she said. âThe Garda Ombudsman is investigating this matter as a criminal investigation under Section 98 of the Garda Soichana Act 2005. This is a very serious issue. Every citizen is entitled to their good name and to have their privacy respected.â
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