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Two ladders were stolen in the incident
Gardai are investigating the theft of two ladders in a burglary in Letterkenny.
The incident took place in the Killylastin area of Letterkenny area between midday on Sunday, December 15 and 2pm on Saturday, December 21.
Entry to a shed at that location was gained after a lock was cut and damage caused to the roller door.
Two ladders were stolen from within the shed. One of the ladders is a 20ft roofing ladder that is covered in various paint colours and the second ladder is a 40ft extendable ladder with green paint down one side.
A Garda spokesperson said: “We wish to speak to anybody who may have observed any suspicious activity in the Killylastin area between those dates.
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“Should anybody have information in relation to the current location of the stolen ladders or any other relevant information we ask them to please make contact with us. Gardaí in Letterkenny may be contacted on 074-9167100 in relation to the incident.”
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