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A man has been killed in a shooting at a weigh-in for a World Boxing Organization (WBO) title fight in the Republic of Ireland
It is understood the gunmen were dressed as police officers and armed with AK47 assault rifles.
originally posted by: OtherSideOfTheCoin
right who wants to start taking bets as to how long it takes the first American to show up and say
"ahhh what about those strict gun laws yo' dudes have in England"
???
originally posted by: OtherSideOfTheCoin
right who wants to start taking bets as to how long it takes the first American to show up and say
"ahhh what about those strict gun laws yo' dudes have in England"
???
www.thejakartapost.com...
. . . Ireland's top coc aine-smuggling gang.
www.irishmirror.ie... aine-dealers-infiltrate-soccer-set-6922404
Cocaine dealers have infiltrated a soccer club and are targeting children as young as seven to set them up for a life in crime, the Irish Mirror can reveal.
. . .
He said: “This has been happening in the club for nearly a decade. Gardai became suspicious when they started finding many of the lads they were arresting belonged to the same club.
originally posted by: TrueBrit
a reply to: alldaylong
We do not yet know how many shots were fired. That may have a bearing on the sort of individuals we are dealing with.
If the hit was carried out by one operator, and then covering fire was provided for their retreat, it would make some sort of sense, although for preference, I would have elected for a sole operator to deliver a single suppressed shot to the skull of the target. It may be that some shots were fired to clear collateral targets from the killzone, and that follow up shots, perhaps in the form of a three round group, were fired into the target, followed by the covering fire I mentioned earlier.
There would be little reason to send two operatives with AK47s after an unarmed target though. It seems a needlessly messy way to deal with something, unless a message of some sort was being sent. Of course, the dead man cannot have been the intended recipient of that message, for obvious reasons. The dead learn nothing, save for the answer to the mystery of what lies beyond. The question then, is who was the message intended for?