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Re: Hard to believe ??
« Reply #15 on: May 17, 2023, 07:53:16 pm »
Hasn't been charged with anything yet but has been told he's being prosecuted....the mind boggles!!

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Re: Hard to believe ??
« Reply #16 on: May 17, 2023, 07:55:03 pm »
Ya can't deploy a stinger from a pursuit car.What is the copper gonna do throw is batton out the window?They're not stunt drivers.They'd never catch me the bastards..

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Re: Hard to believe ??
« Reply #17 on: May 17, 2023, 11:55:06 pm »
I can imagine the barmen in the Killinarden House at closing time:

"Ah c'mon lads, it's after twelve o'clock, have yiz no homes to break into?"
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Re: Hard to believe ??
« Reply #18 on: May 18, 2023, 12:02:59 am »
Famous last words:

Is that a truck or two motorcycles?

The song played at the funeral was by DAF Punk!

One of the passengers in the stolen car said: "I'd love a Big MACK!!"

Oh MAN!

The truck driver was starving, saying I'd murder a three-in-one.

Finally, a heartwarming story:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LyziHklQXTo 8)

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« Reply #19 on: May 18, 2023, 12:16:51 am »
IDENTICAL TWINS | Twin brother of N7 crash criminal Graham Taylor jailed for trying to 'run over' garda
Like his brother Graham, Mark Taylor is classified by gardai as being a senior member of one of the country’s most prolific burglary gangs

Mark Taylor and Graham Taylor
Mark Taylor and Graham Taylor

Ken Foy and Robin Schiller
Wed 13 Oct 2021 at 17:02
The twin brother of a burglary gang criminal who was one of three men who died when the car they were travelling in collided head-on with a lorry as it drove the wrong way down the N7 near Rathcoole on the night of July 7 was jailed for five years this week.
Tallaght criminal Mark Taylor (31) whose brother Graham Taylor was killed in the crash last summer was sentenced at Dublin Circuit Court yesterday.

Like his brother Graham, Mark is classified by gardai as being a senior member of one of the country’s most prolific burglary gangs.

“It is fair to say that these identical twin brothers were partners in crime since they were juveniles and there is a belief that Mark would have died in that car crash during the summer if he had not been on remand in prison at the time,” a source explained.

“It was very common for Mark to travel with his brother across the country for the purpose of carrying out burglaries so it would have been likely that he would have died in that car as well if he was not locked up. These brothers were career criminals,” the source added.

The funeral of Graham Taylor (31)
The funeral of Graham Taylor (31)

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While Mark has 142 previous convictions, his twin brother Graham had over 120 previous was and was released from his latest jail sentence in April after he served a two and a half years for three counts of endangerment and three counts of dangerous driving in Tallaght on June 19th, 2016.


Mark Taylor also had close links to the other two criminals who were killed in the crash - Karl Freeman (26) of Rossfield Park and Dean Maguire (29) of Tree Park Drive.

All had numerous previous convictions and served jail terms.

Mark was granted “compassionate” temporary release from prison for his beloved twin brother’s funeral and spoke movingly about him at the mass.

Evidence of Mark’s crimes which was heard in court were strikingly similar to some of the tragic criminal events that led to brother’s death in July except in the case that led to the three deaths in July, gardai did not pursue the car as it was deemed too dangerous to chase it as it drove on the wrong side of the road at huge speed.

Obviously a family M.O.

Mark Taylor, of no fixed abode in the Tallaght area, pleaded guilty to three counts of dangerous driving, one count of endangerment, one count of criminal damage and one count of driving with no insurance in various locations in Dublin on December 9, 2019.





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Sentencing Taylor at Dublin Circuit Criminal Court, Judge Melanie Greally noted the “extreme nature of the risk to which road users were exposed” as a result of Taylor's actions that night.

She handed down an eight-year sentence and suspended the final three years on a number of conditions. She banned Taylor from driving for life.

A detective garda told a sentence hearing earlier this year that he was on duty shortly after 10pm on the night in question when he noticed a black Mercedes stopped on Rossfield Avenue in Tallaght. It had the lights on and engine running.

Taylor was sitting in the driver seat with a female passenger. The car had been reported stolen four days earlier in Northern Ireland, the court heard.

The garda car stopped behind the Mercedes and when one of the gardaí walked towards the car, it reversed at speed and “attempted to run him over,” the court heard. The garda had to jump out of the way of the car to avoid being run over.


The garda stuck his baton in the driver seat window, causing it to smash. Taylor then rammed the front of the garda car before speeding off.

A pursuit ensued, with Taylor speeding over ramps and going over the wrong side of a roundabout at the Old Naas Road.

He also drove the wrong way up a slip road and reached speeds at over 100km/h, the court heard.

Gardaí ended the pursuit as it was deemed too dangerous to continue, and the garda air support unit took over. Taylor drove towards the M50, where he collided with an unmarked garda car.

The total damage to both garda cars was €12,000, Fiona McGowan BL, prosecuting, told the court.


At one point, Taylor caused another vehicle to leave the road in order to avoid a collision, the court heard. The garda car pursuit resumed on the M50, with gardaí attempting to force the Mercedes against the concrete barriers to stop it.

Sparks were coming from the car and it eventually braked in the hard shoulder.

Taylor ran up the embankment and was caught nearby. He was unable to be interviewed as he was so aggressive, the court heard. He has been in custody since then.

Taylor has 142 previous convictions, including 24 for dangerous driving. He had no driver's licence and no insurance on the day in question.

Defence barrister, Justin McQuade BL, said Taylor came from a highly dysfunctional family. In a letter to the court, Taylor said he had been battling drug addiction for most of his life. “I need some help, guidance and structure to my life,” he wrote.

As part of the conditions of his suspended sentence, Judge Greally ordered Taylor to go straight into a drug rehabilitation programme upon his release and to complete this programme. She backdated the sentence to when Taylor first went into custody on these offences.

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Re: Hard to believe ??
« Reply #20 on: May 18, 2023, 05:48:37 am »
Pity he wasn't in the car with his brother^^^^

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Re: Hard to believe ??
« Reply #21 on: May 18, 2023, 06:50:23 am »
Great to see he was banned from driving for life  ::cheers. I didn't know they gave lifetime driving bans.

Are they all travellers?

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Re: Hard to believe ??
« Reply #22 on: May 18, 2023, 10:18:04 am »
With his lifestyle and behaviour, a lifetime ban is probably about 4 years!
Getting old is compulsory whilst growing up is voluntary.

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Re: Hard to believe ??
« Reply #23 on: May 18, 2023, 10:56:46 am »
Even Punchious Pilot didnt Crucify the Thieves .3 people are Dead and some of you desire that another one was as well .
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Re: Hard to believe ??
« Reply #24 on: May 18, 2023, 11:15:14 am »
Even Punchious Pilot didnt Crucify the Thieves .3 people are Dead and some of you desire that another one was as well .
I'm all for travellers rights but
The suffering these animals caused to particularly  the aged  that they target and the fact that there was the tools of ther burglary trade at ther funerals
An the ammount of support for ther lifestyles from the travellers is absolutly abhorrent sub human antisocial behaviour wit no excuses .....
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 now we have a senator calling for taxi drivers to be jailed if they are afraid of them and wont giv them a lift exposes
The cuntology .....
They drove the car into the truck speeding
Up the wrong way of a motorway ....luckily
It wasn't a car they hit wit innocent people
Going about ther business.....
It think most rite minded people think they got wat they deserved an some may even celebrate the fact that they won't be terrorising and destroying peoples lives .....
In other words
FUCK EM  ::fds
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Re: Hard to believe ??
« Reply #25 on: May 18, 2023, 11:17:54 am »
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He was unable to be interviewed as he was so aggressive, the court heard. He has been in custody since then.    Taylor has 142 previous convictions, including 24 for dangerous driving.
Play deadly games, win deadly prizes?

We have to believe they'll get their comeuppance somehow otherwise we'd all act like animals and there would be anarchy.
 
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Re: Hard to believe ??
« Reply #26 on: May 18, 2023, 11:20:23 am »
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He was unable to be interviewed as he was so aggressive, the court heard. He has been in custody since then.    Taylor has 142 previous convictions, including 24 for dangerous driving.
Play deadly games, win deadly prizes?

We have to believe they'll get their comeuppance somehow otherwise we'd all act like animals and there would be anarchy.
 

I wonder if the Rodent ever Considered opening a Branch of his Driving School in Tallaght?
"Ahfuck

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Re: Hard to believe ??
« Reply #27 on: May 18, 2023, 11:24:28 am »
Tallaght, Dublin, there was a renowned driving instructor named Steven who had seen it all. He had taught numerous students, from nervous beginners to overconfident daredevils. But little did he know that his biggest challenge was about to arrive—a student hailed as the "World's Worst Driver."

Rumors of this legendary driver had spread throughout the town. People claimed they had seen the World's Worst Driver cause chaos on the roads with their inexplicable maneuvers and lack of basic driving skills. Determined to take on this seemingly impossible task, Steven eagerly awaited their first lesson.

One sunny morning, the World's Worst Driver arrived in a Toyota Hiace Van, its exterior already adorned with scratches and dents from previous encounters with immovable objects. Steven gulped but put on a brave face, determined to turn this novice into a competent driver.

"Welcome, my friend! I'm Steven, and I'll be your instructor," Steven said, hoping his enthusiasm would help alleviate the tension in the air.

The World's Worst Driver, whose name was Liam, nervously replied, "Hi, Steven. I'm Liam. I'm really bad at this, you know."

"Oh, don't worry, Liam. We'll take it one step at a time," Steven reassured him with a smile.

They sat inside the van, and Liam gripped the steering wheel tightly, his knuckles turning white. As they drove out onto the road, Liam's first challenge was parking. Steven guided him through the process, but it seemed like Liam's spatial awareness was a bit... off.

Liam approached the parking spot with utmost concentration, adjusting his mirrors, and glancing around nervously. Then, with a surge of confidence, he accelerated—right into the adjacent parking space, almost colliding with another vehicle.

Steven held his breath and quickly shouted, "Liam, the brakes! The brakes!"

Liam, startled by the commotion, slammed his foot on the accelerator instead of the brakes, propelling the van forward at an alarming speed. Steven's eyes widened as they hurtled through the parking lot, narrowly avoiding lampposts and bewildered pedestrians.

Eventually, after an unplanned tour of the entire parking lot, Liam managed to regain control of the van. With his heart pounding, Steven managed a weak smile and said, "Well, Liam, that was quite an... adventurous start. But don't worry, we'll try again!"

Throughout their lessons, Steven encountered a multitude of unique challenges courtesy of Liam. From mistaking the gas pedal for the brake to confusing the turn signal with the windshield wipers, every maneuver became an unexpected adventure.

But amidst the chaos, Steven never lost his patience. He encouraged Liam, making jokes and laughing at the absurdity of the situations they found themselves in. Steven's positivity helped Liam relax, and slowly but surely, he began to improve.

Weeks turned into months, and Liam's driving skills improved by leaps and bounds. He became adept at parallel parking, confidently navigated through traffic, and even managed to execute a perfect three-point turn—albeit after a few dozen attempts.

The day of Liam's driving test arrived, and he nervously awaited his turn. Steven, now like a proud parent, stood by his side, offering support and words of encouragement. When Liam finally sat behind the wheel, he looked determined and focused, ready to conquer the road.

Minutes felt like hours as the driving examiner observed Liam's every move. Finally, the examiner returned with a grin and said, "Congratulations, Liam! You've passed!"

Liam's face lit up with joy as he turned to Steven and gave him a bear hug. "Thank you, Steven! I couldn't have done it without you!"
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Re: Hard to believe ??
« Reply #28 on: May 18, 2023, 12:20:24 pm »
Ther was a yung man called Stephen
Who's smokin too much
 had him heevin
He decided one day
To trow them away
An now John players is grievin  >:(
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Re: Hard to believe ??
« Reply #29 on: May 18, 2023, 12:21:57 pm »
Who needs bleedin robots  ::fds
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