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06 Sept 2025
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Dundalk Garda Station
A man has been arrested and charged in Dundalk for criminal damage after he vandalised multiple cars with a bar on Church Street on Saturday.
Gardaí in Dundalk responded to the incident on Church Steet at approximately 7:20pm yesterday evening, which saw a man armed with a bar, damage a number of vehicles.
Multiple units responded to the incident, including the Armed Support Unit and Regional Support Unit.
The man was arrested by Gardaí at the scene and was taken to Dundalk Garda Station and was detained under Section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act, 1984.
The man has since been charged and is set to appear before Dundalk District Court tomorrow morning.
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