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A laptop and tools were stolen in thefts from vehicles in Limerick city
A LAPTOP and tools were among the items stolen in thefts from vehicles in Limerick city.
Sergeant Michelle O’Halloran, Crime Prevention Officer of Henry Street Garda Station said: “Overnight between Friday the 19th and Saturday the 20th of September, a tradesman’s van was targeted at Potato Market, Merchant’s Quay, and tools were stolen.”
Sgt O'Halloran continued: “Then on Saturday, the 20th of September, at around 3.50 in the afternoon, a car parked at Clancy Strand had its window smashed and a laptop along with other items taken.
“Both matters are under investigation by Gardai at Henry Street.”
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