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Longford gardaí in witness appeal after cash and property stolen during burglary spree - Vimarsana News

Longford gardaí in witness appeal after cash and property stolen during burglary spree

Gardaí in County Longford are appealing for information following five burglaries which occurred on the evening of Thursday October 14 in the Longford Ga...

Longford gardaí in witness appeal after cash and property stolen during burglary spree - Vimarsana News

Longford gardaí in witness appeal after cash and property stolen during burglary spree

Gardaí in County Longford are appealing for information following five burglaries which occurred on the evening of Thursday October 14 in the Longford Ga...

17% increase in domestic abuse calls to gardaí last year, report finds - Vimarsana News

17% increase in domestic abuse calls to gardaí last year, report finds

The figures were contained in the force’s annual report for 2020, which was published today.

Fall in crime figures is being linked to Covid-19 crisis - Vimarsana News

Fall in crime figures is being linked to Covid-19 crisis

Provisional data suggests there has been a drop in most types of crime in the county last year, which has been linked to the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. Chief Superintendent Denis Ferry gave an overview of policing achievements in County Wicklow in 2020, based on provisional data at the recent meeting of Wicklow County Council's Joint Policing Committee meeting (JPC). However, the Chief Superintendent expressed concerns about a potential rise in cases of domestic abuse. Chief Superintendent Ferry cautioned while the number of assaults causing harm had reduced, gardai were seeing a rise ...

Rise in reports of stolen dogs as prices for puppies hit 'astronomical' levels - Vimarsana News

Rise in reports of stolen dogs as prices for puppies hit 'astronomical' levels

Share this article A total of 244 dogs were reported stolen to Gardaí last year - a 16% rise on the year before. It comes as the ISPCA warns that the prices charged for puppies online have reached 'astronomical' levels in recent months. In the UK meanwhile, the DogLost charity has recorded a near 60% rise in dog thefts and warned that criminals are stealing the animals to capitalise on the increased demand for puppies. Tips to stop your dog being stolen. Image: ISPCADogs Trust Communications Manager Corina Fitzsimons told Newstalk that there was a rise in reports of missing dogs as lockdown...