In my day steeling Christmas trees was a hanging offense, I often woke up in the middle of dark nights after dreaming that I was walking to the gallows for my crimes of stealing Christmas trees, we never bought a Christmas tree when we were young, we did not have the money
Nobody expects the Christmas tree police to use the tactic of surprise. Surprise and receipt verification are the two primary tactics used by these brave guardians of the green. Surprise, receipt verification and varied timing are all part and parcel of the tactics of those brave men on tree patrol who stay awake at night protecting local yuletide flora.
Cutting down, stealing and selling Christmas trees is what I did when I was a young lad followed by finding a suitable potato, fitting it with a small chicken feathers, placing it in a jam jar, and covering with some Hollie then going from house to house telling this story and singing this song sing The wren, the wren, the King of all birds, St. Stephen's Day was caught in the furze.So up with the kettle and down with the pan, and give us a penny to bury the wren. I did it all for the money so i could eat some food
@@fiddlejohn9305 Ha Ha, you got that right but now as I have got older I feel a little guilty, I would like to say sorry to the owner of those trees but they are no longer around so I have to go a visit their graves, I am sure that some people;le wonder who I am praying over strangers graves, those people can guess but only I know the truth
@@TheRosycruxian Thank you for saying that I have many stories of my younger life, about hard times but good times to, looking back they were the best of times. Wishing you a very Merry Christmas and all the very best for the New Year
You got that right, he did it, just look into his guilty eyes, he did the Christmas tree steeling, I helped him out with the cutting down of those Christmas just to earn a little money
After graduating police academy with the sound effects guy, I went into deep cover against the tree poachers, but after mistakenly creating some camouflage ghillie suit underwear from poison ivy I had to quit. I was awarded the iron cross with oak leaves.
This is a job for special branch
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Dublin 1962 - Christmas Trees are being robbed.
Dublin 2023 - I wish Christmas Trees were all the Police had to worry about
Neighbours car got robbed last night
In my day steeling Christmas trees was a hanging offense, I often woke up in the middle of dark nights after dreaming that I was walking to the gallows for my crimes of stealing Christmas trees, we never bought a Christmas tree when we were young, we did not have the money
Nobody expects the Christmas tree police to use the tactic of surprise. Surprise and receipt verification are the two primary tactics used by these brave guardians of the green. Surprise, receipt verification and varied timing are all part and parcel of the tactics of those brave men on tree patrol who stay awake at night protecting local yuletide flora.
😂 Nobody expects the Christmas tree police! Amongst our weaponry are such elements as surprise, receipt varification and varied timing.
A root and branch review needed asap
Love all your footage of yesterday's thanks for sharing 0:49 ❤from Ireland 🇮🇪 ⚘🌈🌍
It's only a minor offence
Good Pun.
@jimmycahill1760 good on ya , you got it..Happy Christmas 🎄
Cutting down, stealing and selling Christmas trees is what I did when I was a young lad followed by finding a suitable potato, fitting it with a small chicken feathers, placing it in a jam jar, and covering with some Hollie then going from house to house telling this story and singing this song sing The wren, the wren, the King of all birds, St. Stephen's Day was caught in the furze.So up with the kettle and down with the pan, and give us a penny to bury the wren. I did it all for the money so i could eat some food
And I suspect when ye got a bit older that a stray punt may have purchased a pint or two?
Love hearing dis story!
@@fiddlejohn9305 Ha Ha, you got that right but now as I have got older I feel a little guilty, I would like to say sorry to the owner of those trees but they are no longer around so I have to go a visit their graves, I am sure that some people;le wonder who I am praying over strangers graves, those people can guess but only I know the truth
@@TheRosycruxian Thank you for saying that I have many stories of my younger life, about hard times but good times to, looking back they were the best of times. Wishing you a very Merry Christmas and all the very best for the New Year
I say its the guard himself whose fecken the christmas trees,he looks very guilty😢
You got that right, he did it, just look into his guilty eyes, he did the Christmas tree steeling, I helped him out with the cutting down of those Christmas just to earn a little money
All joking apart, from knowing his son, I would say Sgt Molloy was a most decent and upright man.
They say he has turned over a new leaf 👀
gards: evidence that it was purchased lawfully . . .
tree:
Who is he kidding... he's having tae and coconut creams and sitting on top of a two bar fire all night long
After graduating police academy with the sound effects guy, I went into deep cover against the tree poachers, but after mistakenly creating some camouflage ghillie suit underwear from poison ivy I had to quit. I was awarded the iron cross with oak leaves.
Wow
Did they ever catch the great Xmas tree robber.
I'd like to come clean... I've stolen over 10,000 trees in my time and the guilt is too much for me
Somewhere there’s a ghost forest populated by the souls of all the poor trees you’ve nicked😮
The thief was identified at the end
Lightly ( ! ) camp copper, anyone ? ✨🎄✨
Once upon a time she dressed so fine
Isn't he a real sneaky country lad that Garda sending out the patrols at different times.
"Surprise"
Creepy As F**k
What, did he knaw the tree down with his teeth like a beaver?
"lifted"
Crime of the centree
I've been thieving since i was a gossoon and they never caught me...oops 🤐
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Ha ha
Once upon a time when the world was safe