Eamon Dillon

And I'm sure they're asked all the time, will you, you know, keep us updated?

And I mean, there has been ones where, you know, like a report went in and then two years later, a second report and the same person goes in and then they take action the second time, possibly because there's more assets or it's...

you know, it's, or they've become more violent or more dangerous or, you know, they, you know, they just go up the list in terms of priority.

And I mean, like they described the ward OCG as being involved in a feud with another family-based gang in Galway that has led to, you know, arson attacks and intimidation, you know, all that kind of feud violence, you know, drug-related intimidation, violence that we've unfortunately seen a lot of in the last kind of

Yeah.

And of course, again, sometimes it becomes personal between some of these individuals.

Like you do wonder how bright they are that they have a decent drug business going and yet get them, allow themselves to be caught up in this kind of mindless sort of tit for tat violence that's going to cost them.

Yeah.

And, you know, and turn anyone against them.

And I mean, certainly, you know, when you have people like the man who's being intimidated by Gary Ward giving a full statement on being cooperative with the guards.

you can see, you know, that kind of intimidation only goes so far.

I mean, where do people go if you back someone into a corner?

Like, what are they going to do in the end?

You know, they're banking on these people being too weak.

So, Eamon, thank you very much.

And Gardaí spotted Gagan and another man sort of, I suppose, near this property.

And when they went in then, the guys did a runner and they found this guy on the floor of the caravan, like, badly injured.

Like, you know, he'd borne the signs of being tortured.

Now, there's no evidence that Gagan had taken directly in this.

But, like, he did have a major role in the abduction and torture of this guy.