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Offaly residents warned of 'dodgy tradespeople' with empty pick-up truck
Locals in Tullamore are being warned of "dodgy tradespeople" operating in and around the town.
It's understood an English-registered pick up truck has been moving through the town with what one resident described as "dodgy tradespeople" offering to do gardening and roofing work.
A resident told us: "It is a large pick up truck, the types that local authorities use rather than a Ford Ranger or VW Amarok type."
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They added that they had looked in the back of the truck and it "had no tools, not even a little garden trowel."
Residents can report suspicious vehicles and people to gardaí.
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