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Fourteen people were arrested as part of a garda operation conducted yesterday
FOURTEEN people have been arrested as part of a garda operation conducted in Limerick city last Wednesday.
As part of the operation, 22 bench warrants were also executed. All persons arrested were brought before a sitting of Limerick District Court at the Courts Complex on Mulgrave Street, Limerick. Investigations are ongoing.
The Warrant Day of Action targeted persons on outstanding bench warrants and was carried out by members from the Limerick City South Community Engagement Area, Warrants Unit and Community Policing Unit.
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Speaking about the operation, Superintendent Oliver Kennedy stated:
"I wish to compliment Garda Members on a successful Day of Action which took place on Wednesday, March 26, 2025 in the Limerick City South Community Engagement Area. Garda Members attached to the Core Unit, Warrants Unit and Community Policing Unit conducted this successful operation which resulted in 14 arrests and 22 Bench Warrants executed.
"A number of offenders have now been dealt after being brought before Limerick District Court and follow up arrests will be made by Garda Members attached to the Limerick City South Community Engagement Area. An Garda Síochána are committed to proactively taking action to improve the quality of life of those living within the community."
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