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16 May 2022
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16 May 2022
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CREDIT: Carlow/Kilkenny Gardaí
Carlow Gardaí seized a "large quantity" of cannabis over the weekend after they caught a man who initially refused to stop his car and then fled on foot.
Carlow Detective Unit were conducting a Crime Prevention Patrol in the Ballinabranna area on Saturday, March 21.
They intercepted a male who initially refused to stop his car.
After the suspect abandoned his car and tried to flee on foot, he was apprehended and found in possession of a large quantity of cannabis.
Gardaí say that the seizure is seen as a significant interception of a large quantity of drugs which is believed to have been destined for the local Carlow streets.
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