"Apparently people don`t like the truth, but I do like it; I like it because it upsets a lot of people. If you show them enough times that their arguments are bullshit, then maybe just once, one of them will say, `Oh! Wait a minute - I was wrong". I live for that happening. Rare, I assure you"Superintent Frank O'Brien is quoted as saying ..."We have a skilful, committed workforce and there has been a year on year reduction in crime..."
A year on year reduction in crime???? Bullshit!
This was in response to a recent announcement by the new Garda Commissioner, Martin Callinan, that the budget for tackling organised crime will be cut more than half. Operation Anvil will be cut from €21m to €10m. Superintendent Frank No Brain *cough* doesn't see it as a problem at all at all! Sure why would he? they failed to tackle anything in the first instance! And, Martin Callinan, who not so long ago pledged to clean up Limerick and sort out the escalating crime problems...
It gets my goat when people like this talk shite...
It was only last December that Superintendent David Sheehan announced that there would be more donuts to go round :)
well somebody farted in Henry Street today, and there was a bit of an explosion hahahttp://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/breaking/2011/0121/breaking44.html
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Frank no brain LOL that's a good one! I think he suffers from the ole foot in mouth syndrome half the time. He put his foot in it again this week when the two brothers who were caught red handed with a sub machine gun in their possession were arrested and brought to Dundalk for questioning by the boys in blue and subsequently released without charge.
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According to Frank (who seems to have a direct line to the Limerick Looooser!) "The arrests were part of an intelligence-led operation to tackle gangland crime" and that the boyos in Limerick work closely with their colleagues nationally.
"We engage with our own colleagues nationally and with other agencies as well."
He said criminals are "not governed by borders, regional or national".
Even though it was an "intelligence led operation, they still released them without charge.
I used to have some element of respect for the Gardai in general, but heard a story recently involving Gardai in Limerick engaging in a campaign of harrassment against an ordinarly person who complained one of them. The lengths some of them will go to is horrific. Have relatives working on the force for years and they can tell a tale or two.
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