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Waterford Gardaí are asking the local community to check their CCTV for potential footage of a crime which occurred this week.
The incident - which involved the theft of a black Peugeot (reg 207 08 D) - occurred in Mount Sion Crescent in Waterford City between Wednesday December 6 and Thursday December 7 at 11am.
Gardaí are asking anyone who lives in the area to check CCTV and contact Unit C at Waterford Garda Station on 051 305 300 with any information.
A second incident involving the theft of a grey Toyota Avensis (reg 08 LK 2489) occurred in Templars Hall Estate between December 9 at 9pm and December 10 at 10.40am.
Please contact Unit B at Waterford Station if you have any information.
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