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Third arrest in Louth in drug related intimidation investigation
A firearm, shell casings and ammunition have been seized by gardai at a halting site in Southill, Limerick City.
The weapon was seized as part of a planned search operation by gardai from Roxboro Road.
The search was conducted following reports on Tuesday, July 16, of a firearm being discharged at the halting site.
So far, no arrests have been made.
In a statement gardai said:
“On Wednesday July 17, Gardaí at Roxboro Road conducted a planned search operation at a halting site in Southill, Limerick City where a firearm, shell casings and ammunition were seized.
“This search was conducted following an earlier response to reports on Tuesday 16th July 2019 of a firearm being discharged at the halting site. No arrests have been made and investigations are ongoing.”
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