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Public Area => Taxi Talk => Topic started by: Rat Catcher on December 30, 2020, 11:33:24 am
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https://www.dublinlive.ie/news/dublin-news/gang-dublin-gardai-attack-christmaspresent-19527874 (https://www.dublinlive.ie/news/dublin-news/gang-dublin-gardai-attack-christmaspresent-19527874)
Teen Dublin gang trio brutally attack child before stealing new Christmas present in vile assault
A text alert was sent around to residents in the community warning them to keep an eye out for teenagers acting suspiciously in the area
ByDarragh Berry
09:43, 28 DEC 2020
NEWS
A teen gang trio brutally attacked a child before stealing the kid's brand new Christmas present in a vile north Dublin assault.
The group targeted the 12-year-old in Finglas over the weekend as he played with his brand new electric scooter that he had just received days previous.
The trio, understood to be aged between 15 and 17-years-old, approached the kid attacking him on Lanesborough Avenue before snatching the gift from his grasp and running away.
A Garda investigation has been launched into the horror attack with people being urged to come forward with information.
A text alert was sent around to residents in the community warning them to keep an eye out for teenagers acting suspiciously in the area.
It reads: "A 12-year-old was attacked near Lanesborough Avenue and had his electric scooter stolen.
"Three 15 to 17 year olds committed this attack and Gardai are involved.
"A lot of kids got these as presents. Please keep your kids safe, there are a few of these gangs not from our area wandering our estates.
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Did the Garda arrest the Scooter owner or his parents .
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According to the article a lot of kids got them as presents. Are they road legal yet?
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According to the article a lot of kids got them as presents. Are they road legal yet?
Arrest the kids and the Parents for conspiricy to commit a road traffic offence .Jail is to good for them .
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Probably less dangerous than the petrol/diesel scrambler yokes that seem common around council built housing schemes up above in Dublin.
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Probably less dangerous than the petrol/diesel scrambler yokes that seem common around council built housing schemes up above in Dublin.
Its bleeding hearted librels comparing illegal practices .Jail the kids and the parents a few weeks in Oberstown will sort out that illegal motoring .
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It's all great fun 'till lives are lost....
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According to the article a lot of kids got them as presents. Are they road legal yet?
Arrest the kids and the Parents for conspiricy to commit a road traffic offence .Jail is to good for them .
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Probably less dangerous than the petrol/diesel scrambler yokes that seem common around council built housing schemes up above in Dublin.
Its bleeding hearted librels comparing illegal practices .Jail the kids and the parents a few weeks in Oberstown will sort out that illegal motoring .
Will the parents who gifted the e scooters be charged?
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Probably less dangerous than the petrol/diesel scrambler yokes that seem common around council built housing schemes up above in Dublin.
Its bleeding hearted librels comparing illegal practices .Jail the kids and the parents a few weeks in Oberstown will sort out that illegal motoring .
Will the parents who gifted the e scooters be charged?
Shocking carry on .
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Probably less dangerous than the petrol/diesel scrambler yokes that seem common around council built housing schemes up above in Dublin.
Its bleeding hearted librels comparing illegal practices .Jail the kids and the parents a few weeks in Oberstown will sort out that illegal motoring .
Will the parents who gifted the e scooters be charged?
Don't think so, I'd imagine it would only be the scooters
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Thankfully, it's still all great fun:
https://www.dublinlive.ie/news/dublin-news/finglas-crash-sees-child-hospitalised-19547394 (https://www.dublinlive.ie/news/dublin-news/finglas-crash-sees-child-hospitalised-19547394)
Finglas crash sees child hospitalised after collision between bus and e-scooter
The road was closed for a time following the incident
By Laura Lyne Reporter
21:14, 31 DEC 2020
NEWS
A child was hospitalised in Dublin today following a collision between a bus and an e-scooter.
The incident happened on St Margaret's Road in Finglas this afternoon at around 2.25pm.
The child was rushed to Temple Street Hospital and is currently receiving treatment for his injuries.
The road was closed for a time as emergency services attended the incident.
No other injuries were reported.
A garda spokesman told Dublin Live: " Gardaí attended the scene of a road traffic collision on St Margret’s Road in Finglas, Co.Dublin this afternoon, 31st December 2020 at approximately 2.25pm.
"The collision involved a bus and an e-scooter.
"A male child who was injured during the collision, was later taken to Temple Street Hospital where he is currently receiving treatment for his injuries.
"No other injuries have been reported.
"No further information available at this time."
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By Laura Lyne Reporter
21:14, 31 DEC 2020
NEWS
A Lorra Lyin' Reporter
Ya couldn't write it! 8)
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Some kids on our street got e scooters off Slanty Jaws,flyin up n down....not a fukin parent to be see....until the kids are doin somersaults across bonnets....first emergency number to ring would be their solicitor...then an ambulance!!