The law needs to be changed. But there are fundamental rights at stake and it isn't easily done. But if the alternative is to do nothing and to allow violent criminals to get away with crimes,.. well, that's unacceptable too.
Sorry to hear about your very difficult past experiences, but this is nonsense. To suggest that councils or landlords would be expected to predict and be liable for the future behaviour of their tenants is ludicrous.Joe, absolutely, I also think it brings up debate of whether people should be told that violent criminals are living among them. Our lives were almost snuffed out by someones wise decision to place these people amongst us.
The attack was completely unprovoked. They got their kicks from terrorising people and have a history of being evicted from different premises.
Complainer, people pleaded with the landlord to end her lease with these tenants as it was felt they were going to cause serious harm to somebody; she refused. It was also mentioned that they were stalking people in the area and also causing untold problems. The Gardai were a permanent fixture at the address but yet the landlord refused to evict. She tried to pass the blame onto the letting agent.
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