Information sought following theft of wallet from worker at Limerick hospital
GARDAI are investigating the theft of a wallet from a woman who works at a Limerick hospital.
The woman, aged in her late twenties, was working in an office at Croom Orthopaedic Hospital on Thursday, March 16 when the incident occurred.
"She left her wallet in the office at 2pm and on her return, she could see that her wallet had been moved. She then discovered
that her cash had been taken," said divisional crime prevention officer Sergeant Ber Leetch.
"If you bring anything of value to your place of work, ensure that it is kept under lock and key, put it into a staff room locker," she added.
In workplaces where a locker is not provided, the garda advice is to leave anything of value at home and to keep any cash or bank cards on your person.
"It is better to be careful and suspicious than to be at a loss," said Sgt Leetch.