'Schoolboy' gangs running amok and threatening police in Ireland

On this list of predictable developments, this would rank pretty high. The Irish Sun reluctantly reports on rising black gang violence in Dublin:

The teenage thugs, who are moving through Blanchardstown and out to north county Dublin, have been behind a number of vicious assaults, robberies and even threats on the lives of gardai in recent months.

So wait, vicious assaults? Threats on the lives of police officers? And yet, no reports of arrests?

Gangs of young men “terrorising” locals and targeting taxi drivers in west Dublin are being “left to run amok” by gardai because they don’t have the resources to deal with them. 

Well, that seems to be a rather big mistake, no?

I mean, looking at how peaceful and law abiding most Africans are in their native homelands, who would have imagined that they might behave the same way in Ireland?

And politicians in the areas say gardai risk setting off “a mini riot” every time they decide to put their foot down and arrest one of the youths

As in Germany, Sweden, France (etc), the Police are afraid of arresting the perpetrators. Something tells me that China, Russia and Saudi Arabia wouldn't have too many problems with that.

We can reveal that the gang, with African origins, are running rampant in communities all over the capital, with gardai insisting “they don’t fear or respect us anymore”.

They aren't going to fear your police if your police are ineffective and afraid of using violence. Tribal people have entirely different ways of conceptualizing these sorts of things.

“It’s become quite bad in Balbriggan and the surrounding areas. Sometimes there could be one officer on duty to deal with the entire area so when they get a call for one of these incidents they have to ignore it because it’s just too dangerous."

So many of these incidents never end up in crime statistics.

“It ranges from shouting and intimidating old people in large groups to assaulting and robbing people of all ages, often with deadly weapons such as large knives." 

Wonderful. So just like Africa, but without any police response. Large knives.

“It’s not just vulnerable OAPs suffering here, innocent kids are afraid to go out and play. Gardai had to respond to one incident in Swords where a 14 year-old boy was stripped down to his pants at knife point on the street just so they could rob him and ridicule him at the same time, that’s what you’re dealing with here.” 

Well, that sounds quite enriching. Diversity!

“The majority of these guys are going to school by day but come night time and the weekends they are running amok and intimidating locals of all ages in massive groups."

Perhaps you shouldn't have imported massive numbers of these people.

“People are very much living in fear, scared to leave their homes or send their kids out to play and this needs to change... We’re not talking about isolated incidents here, a number of people have been seriously injured and mugged"

Serious injuries. Citizens afraid to leave their homes. Just wait until they are 20% of the population.

Cllr Murphy told the Irish Sun: “This problem has two elements behind it, the lack of resources at gardai’s disposal and the fact that we have the youngest population in the country, which is bound to lead to more anti-social behaviour."

Oh yes... young people cause crime. That's why all those young kids in Singapore and Japan run around stabbing each other. Did Ireland have a problem with rampaging 'schoolboys' with knives (threatening police officers) BEFORE mass immigration?

“These kids today have a very different mind-set to previous generations, they have no fear in terms of challenging gardai, it’s just a completely different attitude."

Maybe that is because they are a COMPLETELY DIFFERENT ETHNIC GROUP.