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Image of the suspect via RTÉ's Crimecall
A shocking case of theft from a shop in Carlow town featured on a recent episode of RTÉ’s Crimecall.
Taking place in June 2025, CCTV footage on the programme showed a man entering the premises and making his way around the aisles, taking goods off the shelves.
He is then seen in the off-license section of the store where he continued to fill up his trolley with more items.
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After this, he made his way over to the self-checkout tills, where he waited for a few moments before leaving through another till area without paying.
According to RTÉ’s Crimecall, the goods taken were valued at €1,400.
The suspect is described as being of average height and is believed to be in his late 30s or early 40s. He was wearing a black t-shirt with a white stripe on the front, along with black shorts and white trainers.
If you recognise this man, please contact your local garda station or freephone Crimecall on 1800 40 50 60.
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