Niall Donald

You don't want these armed gunmen to run down the street and kill another few people.

So it was a complex one and people were aware straight away that the guards are going to want these pictures and want to use it for their purposes.

And we also have our purposes, which is to tell what happened and to report on the news.

So there was a conflict straight away.

But nobody could have guessed.

Nobody could have guessed.

And of course those rumours straight away went around.

It was straight away focused on the Hutch gang.

But at this time, if you remember, while there had been other incidents, for example, an attempted hit on Gerry Hutch in Lanzarote, those incidents weren't always public.

People were straight away thinking this isn't the type of normal organised crime operation.

They were looking at the weapons saying, is there a paramilitary organisation involved here?

And nobody knew fully.

And of course, people, what people did fear straight away was no matter what, people knew how big and how powerful the Kenyans had become.

And the likelihood of them not striking back was, it was inevitable that blood was going to flow.

A photographer has captured the news image of the year after he snapped Prince Andrew slinking in the back of a car after his arrest.

The shamed royal, Seamus Culleton's woes, James Magogateley's cab battle and a 35-year-old shoplifting grandmother all hit the headlines this week.

Today I'm talking to Eimear Rabbit about the stories that got our readers talking this week.

I'm Niall Donald and this is Crime World, a podcast from crimeworld.com.

So you shouldn't take pleasure in the downfall of somebody else, should you?

But when you look at that photograph of Prince Andrew coming out of police custody, it's hard not to have a little warming of your heart, isn't it?