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An animal scanner “of substantial value” was stolen from a jeep in Kilcar.
Gardaí are seeking information in relation to a theft incident that occurred at Bogagh, Kilcar between 12pm on Sunday, January
26, and 11am on Monday, January 27.
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“A black Mitsubishi Outlander had broken down and was parked up along the roadside between those times in that area,” a garda spokesperson said. “Entry was gained to it although no damage was caused. An animal scanner of substantial value was stolen from within.
"We appeal to anybody who may have observed any activity around this parked up vehicle between those times to make contact with Gardaí in Ballyshannon on 071-9858530. The Garda Confidential line may be reached on 1800 666 111.”
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