Kinahan cartel's Liam Roe arrested over probe into gang's millions

http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/cri...s-34991087.html

Kinahan gunmen failed for a second time to kill The Monk's brother Johnny Hutch. One guy was arrested, who has been linked to a number of shootings, including the attack in 2008 on the veteran Dublin criminal The Viper.

A 46-year-old man, known as 'Flat Cap', wanted in connection with the murder of David Byrne at a boxing weigh-in was arrested in Northern Ireland. He was picked up on foot of a European Arrest Warrant and will face murder and firearm charges.

Key Kinahan cartel lieutenant arrested by armed gardai

http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/cri...s-35038039.html

Gardaí are carrying out a number of searches in Dublin city and county on Wednesday morning as part of an intelligence-led operation relating to the Kinahan cartel. Spain’s La Guardia Civil is supporting the operation.

Boxer signs deal with gym linked to Kinahan crime boss

http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/box...s-35063036.html

We reveal Kinahan cartel’s new HQ in dirty money Mecca

https://www.sundayworld.com/news/crimedesk/we-reveal-kinahan-cartel-s-new-hq-in-dirty-money-mecca

It is believed the Hutches refused a peace offering from the Kinahans earlier this week.

Tommy 'The Zombie' Savage survived an assassination attempt on Friday. Possibly linked to the Kinahan/Hutch feud. Savage had been an associate of George 'The Penguin' Mitchell. It is understood Mitchell and Hutch met in Amsterdam earlier this year.

''As one security source put it, there will always be a demand for drugs. The only thing that changes is the people who are bringing them in.''

Truer words have seldom been spoken..

They seem to be always "tracking" members of the Kinahan cartel but never seem to be able to do anything except fine them through CAB raids. Christy Sr taught the sons and top tier well.

A member of the Kinahan cartel has been cleared by a Dutch court of the attempted manslaughter of a drug dealer who tried to sell him with baking soda.
However Gareth Chubb (29), from Dublin, was jailed for six months for possession of a loaded gun he pulled out at an Amsterdam cafe earlier this year.

http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/cri...n-35971115.html

He can count his blessings, because that could've turned out a whole lot worse.

Viva Hollandia!

Packie Moore whacked in Colombia.

http://www.independent.ie/irish-news/new...l-36003640.html

Double murder, innocent mum killed.

http://www.98fm.com/Brother-Of-Murdered-Mum-In-Ballymun-Was-Shot-Dead-By-Kinahan-Cartel

Total disorganised crime in Dublin at the minute..Any one is fair game now if a hit is going down.

These people are the reason you can't walk 5 yards without some junkie bothering you for a fag in Dublin.

Drug peddling cretins.

Remember this story?

http://www.mirror.co.uk/news/uk-news/three-men-chopped-up-dad-10434430

??????!!!!! What the hell is this supposed to mean:



The judge thinks that somebody killed the guy and walked away, and those 3 just found the body by chance and decided to practice their skills with a chainsaw on the body because they felt like it?

It doesn't make sense Dwalin, they were all there but according to dutch law they must proof who did the actual murder. We saw the same years ago when three Hells Angels were slaughtered in their clubhouse they arrested the whole chapter who were all at the meeting, but couldn't proof who did what so they all walked!

But even if only 1 did it and the other 2 just stood there and didn't move (which is already a non-realistic scenario), the ones who didn't do it, but were present and didn't report the crime, that already makes them accomplices, couldn't they have charged them with complicity to murder at least, if they don't know who played the most active part in the actual killing? The same in the Hells Angels case.

Because, for example in Italy and USA, if a murder is proven to be the result of the Commission meeting (or whatever group of bosses who take a group decision or vote to kill somebody), they all all considered guilty if the meeting where the murder was decided is proven to have taken place, and all the defendants are proven to have been present. Even if somebody voted against the hit, but was overruled by the majority, he is considered guilty at least as an accomplice, because of doing nothing to prevent the crime, not even making an anonymous call to the police.
Like Carmine Persico who was supposed to have voted against the Galante hit and was overruled by the other 3 votes, but still got 100 years.
I know, recently they said that maybe it was DiBella who voted and not him or that there was no Commission meeting at all, but just Rastelli ordering the hit by himself, but you get my point, what I mean.....If somebody can't be proven as having directly pulled the drigger or personally stabbed somebody, or explicitly said "kill him", there are still ways to link him to the crime as an accomplice, and here they charged them only for dismembering the body....So, if they had just thrown the body into the water, they wouldn't have received even suspended sentences? I don't know the Dutch laws, but it's weird in this case.....

The only equally absurd case that I remember was about a serial killer in some Latin American country (maybe Ecuador or Honduras, I don't remember) who killed hundreds of people, but the maximum penalty allowed for murder by the law was 15 years only, so they released him after serving that!!! No similar murders have been reported after that though, hopefully the police gave a tip to the local people who "made him disappear", don't know....Forgot the bastard's name, only that he was on Wikipedia apart from normal articles, so must be a known one.

Two men with connections to the Hutch mob are being blamed for the Balbutcher murders, according to reports.
Associates of Derek 'Bottler' Devoy, who was the intended target, are blaming the killings on an inner city hit squad, reports the Herald.
This means that associates do not think the murders are linked to a local feud, as gardai believed.
A source told the Herald: "Bottler's crew firmly believe that the fellas that carried out this are from the north inner city.
"They don't care what the cops think."

Man killed in latest gangland gun attack is named locally as 36-year-old Darragh Nugent. The Herald is reporting that Nugent was a close associate of gangster James 'Nellie' Walsh.

http://m.independent.ie/irish-news/news/...t-36136875.html

Talk about Bad Taste SMH