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Tipperary crime: tools taken during break-in to car in Borrisokane
The gardaí arrested a male on suspicion of drug driving at Stafford Street, Nenagh, on Saturday at 1am.
On Friday a male was arrested for being drunk and disorderly at Barr an Chnoic, Nenagh, at 7.30am.
Gardaí are investigating the breaking of a car window on Nenagh’s Old Birr Road overnight between Tuesday and Wednesday of last week.
A theft from a car a Pairc na Clogher, Borrisokane, was reported on Friday last. Money and tools were stolen from the car.
The incident happened at around 4.30pm.
Gardaí are appealing for witness information.
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