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Two iPhones were stolen in the course of a burglary in Market Square, Buncrana.
The door to the premises was forced open and entry was gained. The phones stolen were a green iPhone 15 and a black iPhone X. The incident occurred at a business premises on Wednesday, April 24 at approximately 1:30am to 1:40am.
“If anybody was in the area around that time with a dash cam we ask them to please make the footage available to us,” Sergeant Eunan Walsh said. “If anybody observed three youths on foot at Market Square or in the general area of Maginn Avenue which was the direction of travel following the incident, we ask them to make contact with us.
“If anybody has relevant information they can contact Gardaí in Buncrana on 074-9320540 or contact the Garda Confidential line on 1800 666 111.”
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