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    1. Hmmm…..leg sweep after already handcuffed? That does sound excessive, but I was not there, so I would not know what to make of this. Don’t envy the jury…..

    2. sarcasticseawitch on

      „The jury heard that the complainant has 44 previous convictions, and ten days after this alleged incident, he kicked and beat a person after they had withdrawn money from an ATM on O’Connell Street, then went through their pockets“.

      What a shit show.

    3. CosmoonautMikeDexter on

      I am confused why the Garda had to sweep the guys legs from underhim when he was already handcuffed and the garda already had his hands on him.

    4. Only a young fella and already has obtained 44 convictions in his criminal career, I’ve no sympathy for the little scrote. We Need more guards like this man

    5. Ok_Imagination_9334 on

      Honestly I can actually see why people in uniform don’t want to get involved in violence anymore and wait for it to dies down. This will cost this guard his job more likely or if he’s lucky? Just his career prospects.. over a scumbag with 44 convictions and later viciously assaulted a person at an atm and robbed them.. like what is the point??

    6. Legitimate-Key-3044 on

      44 previous convictions, did a robbery 10 days later, resisted arrest, spitting at the guards….. and now he be awarded 50k and the guard will get locked up.

      The guard would have been better off looking the other way, ignoring him and leaving him go around doing what he wants….

    7. One-Committee3913 on

      „In his statements the garda said he performed a „leg sweep“ on the boy after the boy had refused to take his hands out of his pockets and had produced a glass bottle.“

      People missing a very important point here. In lots of countries you could be tased or worse, shot for this. Complete shitshow and no wonder teenagers think they can do what they like on the streets.

    8. Every_Cantaloupe_967 on

      Unless this Garda Murphy is a known bad egg in the force you’d love to see the Garda protest this with a strike or similar. This seems madness in light of the teenage issues the country has. 

      He had “produced a glass bottle” then “refused to take his hands out of his pockets” to I assume intimate he had a weapon. In this scenario swift application of force is probably advisable for everybody’s safety. Just a shame the one in a million happened and this lad sustained a head injury. 

    9. PsychologicalPipe845 on

      anybody convicted of 22 crimes and getting away many many more is anti social – what do out political overlords have to say now that the megre number of law enforcement officers are now the ones being convicted? talk about the tail wagging the dog, this one scrote is marauding around leaving a wake of victims and the arresting gardai is the one convicted!! – that’s the end of their career in the gardai not to mention a criminal record, if compensation is paid to the ‚victim‘ then the goal of having the justice system work exactly backwards will be complete

    10. Lads in the comments defending kicking a handcuffed persons legs out from under them because the person was robber scum.

      It’s the guards JOB to not kill the scumbags they arrest. That could’ve ended in death. Have a brain, the person being a geebag is par for the course with gardaí. What’s not is the Garda kicking his feet out with his hands tied. Yes you should damage your career over that- that’s entirely inappropriate and they deal with scumbags every day so no excuse.

    11. Jacksonriverboy on

      The complainant may be a scrote, but the Guard fractured his skull. Not sure that’s a reasonable level of force no matter how you look at it.

      Also he was handcuffed when this occured. That’s problematic.

    12. This is crazy. Everybody wants the Gardai to be empowered to deal with the antisocial behaviour and this is the opposite 

    13. Read the entire article. A leg sweep against someone producing a glass bottle is a completely reasonable use of force. Then the people wonder why the hell the Garda has recruitment issues even paying, counting overtime and other perks, the best entry level public service job.

    14. blowoffthat on

      Garda stick their hands down a teenagers underwear in search of weed and get away with it but somehow this 44 conviction scrote gets a officer done for assault. What even is the legal system.

    15. I’m confused after reading that article.. so he produced the glass bottle after he was handcuffed? Were his hands not behind his back or something and he just picked one up off the ground?

      I dunno what to make of it.. on the one hand we do need tougher enforcement against violent and aggressive people.. on the other hand I’ve been following the Gaza protests in Berlin and a willingly violent police force is not a good thing at all, I honestly wouldn’t dare go to any pro Palestine protests in Berlin at the moment. Not to mention the inevitable corruption and cover-ups that come with cop violence. Hm

    16. B_E_A_R_T_A_T_O on

      They need to start giving the Gardaí body cams to wear.

      It will keep them accountable, but also hold any evidence of members of the public doing one thing and then claiming another when it’s time for court.

    17. Randomer2023 on

      Can’t complain about these teenage shits causing disturbances everywhere when this is the outcome of cases. They’re untouchable

    18. TwistedPepperCan on

      Lads this isn’t Lugs Mulligan bringing a fella down an alley to give him a slap up the ear. He fractured the kids skull while he had him handcuffed. If this doesn’t merit prosecution then nothing does.

    19. Affectionate_Egg_292 on

      All people do is give out about guards “doing nothing” about the feral scrotes causing havoc on our City Centre. Is it any wonder why they dont.

      We get what we deserve. We dont back the Police in this country. Them 12 jurors should be ashamed of themselves. I hope its overturned on appeal

    20. Kitchen-Valuable714 on

      I’m all for Gardai “asserting their dominance” when it comes to ratbags that are a nuisance to society, like the aforementioned 44-times convicted degenerate. But they have to be way more coy about it.

      You can rough the wee scrots up without putting them in hospital

    21. Sea_Equivalent3497 on

      Disgraceful decision. This is the type of thing that should bring people out into the streets to protest. Gards need to be able to keep scum in check.

    22. Open-Addendum-6908 on

      what we can do collectively for the law to change?

      where to write, what to do? this surely isn’t in accordance with 2025 European Union law as per assaulting policemen on duty?

    23. harry_dubois on

      I would not do that job for all the overtime in the world. And people wonder why morale in the force is on the floor and they’re having trouble recruiting?

    24. „The jurors took four hours and 20 minutes to return unanimous guilty verdicts on both counts.“

      If I’m on that jury I’m digging in. Not a chance that decision gets made that quickly. What a joke.

    25. Calm-Tension7576 on

      Is it any wonder government are finding it hard to get people to join the guards ?

    26. Calm-Tension7576 on

      How can any solicitor with any morals represent the complainant here ?

    27. kazenotenshi on

      If the kids know there won’t be any repercussions on their actions they will keep doing it. That’s the only outcome here.

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