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Lassie kirjoitti:Uskon myös että Kissankello on oikeassa. Perovuon tyyli on hillitön/eeppinen, mutta se ei tarkoita osaamattomuutta, tahattomuutta taikka tyhmyyttä. Hän vain tekee/ilmaisee asiat omalla pelityylillä ja se on eeppistä.

Wileda kirjoitti:Perovuo oli se, joka saneli "– Ajattelin että esitän tämän asian vertauksin, koska niin kuin tiedät, meidän vapahtaja Jeesus Kristus puhuu aina vertauksin. Tiedäthän, koska kuulijat ovat niin yksinkertaisia." Luulisi, että oikeusoppineet olisivat jossain määrin älykkäitä, mutta ilmeisesti eivät ole, jos tuollainen Chewbacca OJ-Simpson vedätys menee vielä 2019 läpi.. senkin jälkeen, kun kutsuu oikeusoppineita vieläpä vähän kiertäen tyhmiksi.

Silli kirjoitti: Siitä olen samaa mieltä mm. Kissankellon kanssa, ettei AA Paul Perovuo mikään typerä ole. Lassien tavoin minulle tulee Perovuosta Boston Legal mieleen. Ehkä hän on oman elämänsä Alan Shore

Wileda kirjoitti: Eikai kukaan Perovuota ole tyhmäksi epäillytkään vaan sitä, että saako oikeudenpalvelijoita mollaamalla heitä puolelleen, että ovatko oikeasti niin daijuja. Amerikoissa tuossa vaiheessa tuomari olisi lyönyt nuijalla ja todennut, että AA lopettaa oikeuden halventamisen, tai lähtee "vittuun" ja AA vaihtuu.

‘NOWHERE IS SAFE’ Bombings, torture and executions in restaurants – Inside the blood-soaked gang wars terrorising Scots in ‘Wild West’ Spanish resorts

The coastline's underbelly of violence has exploded onto city streets in recent months, resulting in a wave of executions, bombings and barbaric gangland slayings

THE Spanish resorts have for decades been known as notorious boltholes for wanted crooks - glamorised in no small part by film and TV shows such as Sexy Beast and The Night Manager.

But the coastline's underbelly of violence has suddenly erupted onto city streets, resulting in a wave of executions, bombings and barbaric gangland slayings.

Brit expats have told The Sun Online that many residents are fearing for their lives as the wave of violence spreads into bustling tourist destinations including Benidorm, Malaga, Marbella and Estepona.

Police point to the ease with which criminals can hide out in the large, anonymous residential estates which are so common in the Costa del Sol areas as one of its attractions, many hidden behind gates and CCTV cameras.

Experts also believe new gangs from 13 different countries - including Colombian drug cartels, ex-soldiers from Albania, and branches of the feared Russian mafia - are responsible for the majority of bloodshed.

And Ignacio Carrasco, general secretary for Malaga Province of Civil Guard association AUGC, said: "I think we’re in a spiral of violence which is only going to get worse. The gangs are using bombs."

A Sun Online investigation has found:

* British expats fear the region is turning into the "Wild West" as the "undercurrent of violence" worsens
* Holidaymakers are witnessing gangland slayings and in some cases have even been shot
* A new wave of international criminal groups has led to mobsters publicly "settling scores"
* Some foreign students at private international schools even have their own bodyguards
* Police fear new, more violent and "localised" criminal gangs are trying to establish themselves through force
* The Spanish coastline has become Europe and the world's "superhighway" of drugs
* Locals and cops fear corruption within public administration is plaguing attempts to thwart the violence


THE WARFARE

Spanish Ministry of Interior figures show there were 440 registered organised crime groups nationwide in 2016 - the last year for which official figures are available.

While more than 100 organised crime groups are based in Spain’s largest two cities Madrid and Barcelona, Malaga - alongside the neighbouring province of Cadiz and the coastal provinces of Valencia and Alicante - is on the next rung down with between 51 to 100 groups operating.

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These two bombings - in Marbella and Benahavis - killed no-one, but cops immediately feared it was "score-settling" amid reports one explosion was targeted at an Argentinian gangster nicknamed "Maradona".

Late last month, 16 people were arrested after a cocaine shipment with a street value exceeding one billion euros was seized at an industrial estate in Malaga.

Experts and police have told The Sun Online that cocaine from South America and hashish from northern Africa are believed to be the driving force behind the wave of violence.

And with more and more European gangs looking for a piece of the action, clashes are erupting increasingly frequently.

WHY THE SPANISH COAST?

Marilo Valencia, a veteran police officer with 19 years experience, said: "The Costa del Sol is important first and foremost because its geographical situation. Malaga Airport is a well-connected airport with national and international flights.

"It has good road connections which means people can reach the east coast of Spain or Portugal in just a few hours. Its rail and maritime connections are also excellent. That mixture makes it an ideal location for people to move around in.

"At the same time rapid real estate growth has meant the area has become home to large residential estates where there hasn’t always been an exhaustive level of control over those areas.

"They offer these organised crime gang bosses the sort of anonymity they are seeking. They can live in large mansions and go unnoticed. These people also want to be able to enjoy the proceeds of their ill-gotten gains and they can do so in the Costa del Sol where they can spend large amounts of money without drawing attention to themselves."

Marilo added: "The Costa del Sol is policed by two different forces, the National Police and the Civil Guard who each have their own databases, and that can be a handicap when it comes to tackling these criminal organisations. We believe a sole state police force is the answer.

"Some of the recent crimes have also been linked to drug traffickers who have inside knowledge of certain organisations stealing merchandise from others.

“If we go back to 2004, we saw a situation where the organised crime groups were smaller and more localised. Today there are more groups and their components are more aggressive with another type of ethics and behaviour.

"We see they’re trying to show off their strength with the type of violence we’ve seen lately with the use of explosives rather than trying to go under the radar and avoid attracting police attention."

Mr Carrasco said: "I believe a targeted emergency response by the authorities is required. There have already been 20 violent incidents linked to the organised crime gangs that we know about these year."

He added: "The Costa del Sol is a place where there’s a very transient population.

"The anonymity is something these organised crime gang members and their bosses are looking for, while at the same being able to do so with a high-end lifestyle with nice homes and expensive cars which is something that’s possible on the Costa del Sol.

"Another plus for them is that places like Marbella are the sort of places where you find the likes of government representatives and officials and civil servants and these criminals can make useful contacts.

"Corruption exists everywhere but it’s very difficult for mafias to flourish in countries where corruption is not at a ‘tolerable’ level."

He added: "The southern coastal area of Spain near to Africa is a ‘hot’ area when it comes to drugs trafficking which is the main source of income for a lot of these organised criminal gangs.

"It is an entry point for a lot of the drugs coming into Europe because of its proximity to Africa and that’s why a lot of these groups have established their centre of operations here.

"I’m also sure that the increased police pressure in the Campo de Gibraltar area where the drug ‘transporters’ live, has affected the situation in the Costa del Sol area where the international gangs and the capos are and the main market is based.

"If you affect distribution, which is what’s happened, you create a supply war. A war is going on at the moment for control of the supply of the drugs with a change of leadership within the gangs."


THE UN OF CRIME: THE GANGS FROM 13 COUNTRIES TERRORISING THE COSTA DEL SOL

... The Italians ...., The Russians..., The British and Irish..., Albanians, Kosovars, Bulgarians and Romanians..., The Colombians..., The Swedish, Danish and Dutch (kuuluisiko tähän myös suomalaiset?).., The French Algerians.
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'THE WILD WEST': BRIT EXPAT SAYS RESIDENTS ARE 'NERVOUS'

Giles Brown, local DJ who has lived in Marbella for 30 years, believes the violence is gangsters "settling scores" between themselves. " It all goes down to it's based in Marbella. You can see Gibraltar from where I am sitting so at it's closest point it's 14km from Marbella. That makes it a natural place to take over drugs."There's been a sharp increase in Moroccans, North Africans getting involved. The Irish gangs have kind of moved out. "It's caused a bit of a power vaccum. Other gangs think they can muscle in. You're getting little groups of gangs from places like Barnsley and thinking they can set up and be the drug dealers they are back home, then they're running into the gangs from places like Liverpool."You're seeing the settling of scores. What it's showing that there is so many different gangs working out here the police are woefully equipped to deal with it and there's the corruption with the Spanish police as well."The older style policing here where there was a bit of a nod and a wink has been blown out of the water now."We've got gangs coming in from Morocco, the Dutch gangs, the Colombians from South America, so there are a lot of gangs working out of here at the moment. There is, unfortunately, a bit of a Wild West feeling down here.""It's making people uneasy, to put it mildly. It doesn't do the image of Marbella or Costa del Sol look like a safe destination. A lot of the communities now are stating the fact that they have private security."So people are getting nervous, because it's starting to happen every two weeks now. It's feeling a little bit more indiscriminate. Now it seems to be they believe they're living in an episode of Narcos."

Marbella exposed: Celeb resort hit by soaring murder rate and drug dealers fighting turf war
EXCLUSIVE: Marbella attracts six million Brits a year – but the murder rate has shot up by nearly 90%

... Marco Yaqout’s death last month is part of an escalating turf war fought by gun-toting drug gangs on Spain’s Costa del Sol.

... A source close to the probe into Yaqout’s murder told us: “Gangsters have always been operating in the Costa del Crime but we’ve never seen anything on this scale before.

.... Ignacio Carrasco, General Secretary for the Civil Guard, has called for a “national emergency” to be declared.

... Top cop Marilo Valencia, who has two decades of experience in the area, said: “Police numbers and resources are not what they should be. We are conscious when police from abroad cooperate with us on operations, that they have much more advanced technology than ours. It should be normal, for instance, that officers should be equipped with Tasers.
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Gladys kirjoitti:Vauva- lehden AV-palstan kaikkitietävän oraakkelin mukaan Sofian Insta hiljeni neljä päivää ennen uutisointia, ja Nikon Insta muuttui privaatiksi noin viikko ennen. Molemmat kuulemma täysin poikkeavia tapahtumia henkilöt ja somekäyttäytymisensä tietäen, joten oraakkelin arvion mukaan joku ehti pelästyttää juuri ennen kuin p*ska alkoi osua tuulettimeen.

Sofian Insta meni itseasiassa kiinni torstai-iltana 18.07.uutisoinnin jälkeen,Ruisrockista oli video pätkä leppoisissa tunnelmissa ei näyttänyt olevan huolen häivää joku kommentoikin että Sofia oli tainnut vetää jotain?Sitä ihmeteltiin myös tuolla kyseisellä palstalla miten Sofia saanut kiinni otettuna sulkea Instan.

Ymmärsin instan hiljenemisen siten, että postaukset loppuivat kuin seinään vaikka yleensä niitä tuli jatkuvalla syötöllä aamusta iltaan ja illasta aamuun. Voin toki olla väärässä. Instan sulkeutuminen on siis eri asia, ja kuka tietää miksi sulkeutui vasta torstaina. Toki keinoja varmaan on, ja voihan olla että se suljettiin tutkinnallisista syistä?

Kissankellon kanssa olen tismalleen samaa mieltä siitä, että asianajaja on kova luu, tietää tasan tarkkaan mitä tekee ja miksi. "– Ajattelin että esitän tämän asian vertauksin, koska niin kuin tiedät, meidän vapahtaja Jeesus Kristus puhuu aina vertauksin. Tiedäthän, koska kuulijat ovat niin yksinkertaisia.". <-- Pelkästään tämä Perovuon kommentti kertoo paljon, ja sen ettei aliarviointiin ole varaa.

putsari kirjoitti:Niko on ainakin Jimi Kuitusen kavereita, joka tuomittiin aiemmin tänä vuonna Tampereen toisessa kokaiinijutussa.

Facebookin mukaan myös tamperelaiset kiekkoilijat kuuluvat lähipiiriin kuten esim. Jesse Niinimäki. Isukki on tosiaan Ilveksen hallituksessa.

wonderland kirjoitti:Jos muistan väärin, oikaiskoon joku. Sofian instassa uusin kuva taisi olla hotelli Kämpin brunssilta 16.7 aamulta ja poliisi kertoi pidätysten tapahtuneen 16.7. Näin muistelen.