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Three males arrested for alleged harassment at elected official's home this morning
Gardaí in the Wexford/Wicklow Division supported by the Special Detective Unit have arrested three males as part of an ongoing investigation into demonstrations at an elected officials home, this morning (Thursday, June 20).
RTÉ have reported that this took place at Taoiseach Simon Harris's home.
Masked protestors already went to the Taoiseach's home in May and again last week.
The males, two of whom are aged in their 40s and one in his 30s, are currently detained at Garda Stations in County Wicklow under the provisions of Section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act 1984, and can be held and questioned for 24 hours.
Gardaí have been contacted for more information.
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