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Gardai in Roxboro are appealing for witnesses
GARDAI in Limerick are appealing for information following the discharge of a firearm in Limerick city.
The alleged drive-by shooting occurred at approximately 1.15pm at Hyde Avenue / Childers Road on Sunday, June 4
No injuries were reported from the gun attack in broad daylight.
A garda spokesperson said there have been no arrests at this time.
"Investigating gardaí at Roxboro Road Crime Office are seeking to speak with any witnesses who were in the vicinity of Hyde Avenue, Hyde Road, Childers Road and other surrounding areas between 1pm and 2pm on Sunday, June 4.
"Any persons who may have information or any road user with dash-cam footage is asked to contact the Crime Office at Roxboro Road Garda Station on 061 – 214 342, the Public Office at Roxboro Road Garda Station on 061 – 214 340, or the Garda Confidential line on 1 800 666 111," said a garda spokesperson.
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