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Three men arrested after burglaries and thefts from cars in Offaly
Three men have been arrested after burglaries and thefts from cars in Offaly
Birr Gardai have issued a warning after a string of burglaries and thefts from cars.
Two men were arrested after a tablet device was stolen from a car at Birr Mart last month. One was charged and released on bail to appear before the local district court next month.
Meanwhile, a 29 year man was also arrested at the scene of two house burglaries in Birr in the early hours of Wednesday, February 24 last after two properties were entered.
A window of a car, parked outside a residence, was smashed with a rock during this incident.
Inspector Alan Kerin warned people not to become the victim in a preventable crime and strongly advised people not to leave valuables on display in their vehicles and to ensure that their cars are fully secured while parked up overnight.
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