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Car wash facility in Carlow Town broken into by two masked male suspects
Gardaí are investigating a burglary of a car wash facility at Pollerton Big, Carlow Town.
The burglary occurred at 00.35hrs on Sunday morning, 24th September.
The perpetrators broke the lock and gained access into a portacabin being used by the car wash facility on the grounds of a service station at Pollerton Big.
Two male suspects were involved in the incident. They had their faces covered and were armed with bolt cutters when they were carrying out the crime.
While it does not yet appear if anything was taken, Carlow Gardaí are seeking information from anyone who may have been in the Pollertin Big area of Carlow in the early hours of Sunday morning or anyone with CCTV or dashcam footage.
You can contact Carlow Gardaí (24 hour station) on 059 9136620.
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