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Roinneadh píosaí físe de charr an gharda ar lasadh ar na meáin shóisialta | PICTIÚIR: X/@adrianweckler
CUIREADH carr gharda tré thine i lár chathair Bhaile Átha Cliath le linn oíche fhoréigneach i ndiaidh gur tharlaigh ionsaí a d’fhág gortuithe tromchúiseacha ar dhaoine, páistí óga ina measc.
Creidtear freisin go ndearnadh ionsaí fisiceach ar gharda amháin ar a laghad le linn na trioblóide ar Shráid Uí Chonaill agus Chearnóg Parnell Thoir aréir.
Rinneadh bruscár agus ábhair eile a chaitheamh ar ghardaí.
Taispeánann scannáin ag iriseoir an Irish Independent Adrian Weckler ar na meáin shóisialta fear ag caitheamh cochaill agus clúdach aghaidhe agus é ag iompar bosca ar lasadh agus á chur isteach i gcairr an Gharda Síochána.
Ag labhairt dó ag cruinniú faisnéise do na meáin tráthnóna Déardaoin seo, dúirt Coimisinéir an Gharda, Drew Harris, go raibh na agóidí “náireach”.
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