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Detectives investigating a burglary incident earlier this week have issued an appeal for help in identifying three young men who they believe may have been involved.
In a public appeal they say the three youths were seen in Bernard Place/Slievekeale area of the city between 5pm and 6pm on Tuesday, December 3.
"All three were dressed in dark clothing and they are aged in their mid to late twenties," said a spokesperson.
"We are also looking to trace a white transit-style van with the lettering 'Roofing' written on the side which was seen in this area at the time of the burglary," they added.
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Anyone with information is asked to contact the crime unit at Waterford garda station on 051 305300 or the Garda Confidential Line on 1800 666 111.
No specific details relating to the burglary have been disclosed publicly for operational reasons.
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