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The arrests were able to be carried out through targeted, intelligence-led policing
Gardaí in Portlaoise have made a number of arrests in connection with a series of retail theft incidents.
The arrests were carried out through targeted, intelligence-led policing in the area.
One of those arrested was a prolific theft offender who was wanted nationwide and has now been charged.
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Another individual who was sought after in relation to multiple retail theft offences across the eastern region was arrested following their arrival into the state.
A spokesperson for the Gardaí in Laois and Offaly has commented: "These arrests reflect the ongoing focus on addressing repeat retail theft, supporting local retailers, and disrupting persistent offending in Portarlington and surrounding areas."
They added: "Retail theft has real impacts on workers, businesses, and communities. Gardaí will continue to take decisive action."
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