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A man in his late 30s has been arrested following an armed robbery at a business premises in Co Cork.
A lone male armed with a weapon entered the unnamed premises yesterday evening (Saturday April 23) on Main Street, Balllincollig at approximately 7.15pm and threatened staff members.
According to Gardai, he left the scene in a taxi with a number of items of property.
He was arrested after Gardai conducted a follow-up search of the area and taken to Bridewell Garda Station, where he was detained under Section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act 1984.
He has since been charged in relation to the incident and is due to appear tomorrow morning Monday April 25 2022 at Cork City Court.
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