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Four alloys were stolen and damage was caused to a car parked in Letterkenny.
The VW Jetta was parked at a car park on Isle Lane which is off the Port Road near the Station Roundabout. The incident occurred shortly after 3am on Sunday, June 23.
Damage was caused to the car during the removal of the alloys. The car had been unlocked and entry was gained to the car but nothing was stolen from the interior.
“We are interested in speaking to anybody who may have travelled in the area of the Port Road with a dash cam between 2:30am and 3am,” Sergeant Eunan Walsh said. “Any information in relation to this incident should be passed to Gardaí in Letterkenny on 074-9167100. Again, the Garda Confidential line may be reached on 1800 666 111.”
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