“Gardaí in Ballyfermot arrested two men following an incident in Palmerstown Village yesterday evening, Wednesday 24th February 2021,” a spokeswoman said.
“At approximately 6.30pm Gardaí observed two men, aged in their late 20s and mid 30s, behaving suspiciously at an ATM on the Old Lucan Road. Gardaí proceeded to search the men and the vehicle they were travelling in. Items, known as skimming devices, were seized during the search.
“Both men were arrested and taken to Clondalkin Garda Station where they are currently detained under Section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act, 1984.
“Gardaí in Clondalkin are liaising with the Gardaí from the Garda National Economic Crime Bureau (GNECB) during this ongoing investigation,” she added.
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Two Men Arrested In Suspicion Of Tampering With ATM
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A DUBLIN man is facing trial accused of attempting to pervert the course of justice by giving false evidence in a personal injuries claim.
Peter Slattery (45) appeared in court charged with giving false or misleading information in sworn evidence and statements during a civil court action in 2017.
He was granted bail at Dublin District Court and the case against him was adjourned for the preparation of a book of evidence.
Mr Slattery, with an address at Racecourse Green, Lusk, Co Dublin is charged with two offences under the Civil Liability and Courts Act.
The first alleges that on October 23, 2017, he gave evidence at a personal injury action in Dublin Circuit Civil Court that was false or misleading in a material aspect.