Wexford gardai move to reassure public amid rumours of second shooting incident in a week
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Wexford gardai move to reassure public amid rumours of second shooting incident in a week
Gardaí denied that any firearm was discharged during an incident of criminal damage in a Wexford town housing estate on Thursday. After a serious shooting in a different estate the previous weekend, concerns grew in the Clonard area due to rumours that gunshots were fired at another house. A circular hole was visible in the front window, and Gardaí carried out door-to-door enquiries at neighbouring properties. Gardaí stated that the holes were not believed to be caused by bullets and were more likely caused by something thrown through the window. The damage is believed to have occurred between Wednesday and Thursday, and information is requested from the public via Wexford Garda Station or the confidential line.
"There were circular holes in the front window alright. But having attended the scene, we don't believe that they were caused by bullets. It's more likely that something was thrown through the window."
"In the wake of a serious shooting incident in a different estate last weekend, there were major concerns in the Clonard area as rumours circulated locally that gunshots had been fired at another house on Thursday."
"A circular hole was visible in the front window of the house, and gardaí carried out door to door enquiries at neighbouring properties."
"The damage is believed to have been caused at some point between Wednesday and Thursday. Anyone with information is asked to contact Wexford Garda Station or the garda confidential line on 1800 666111."
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