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THIRTY-FOUR PEOPLE were arrested by gardaí yesterday as part of an operation aimed at disrupting criminal activity in Kilkenny and Carlow.
Twenty-three people were arrested in relation to crime investigations; two were charged and brought to Carlow District Court.
Twelve people were charged and bailed to appear before Kilkenny District Court.
The offences for which people were arrested include theft, assault, burglary, sale and supply of illegal drugs, and possession of a firearm.
Eleven premises were searched in Kilkenny and numerous breaches of the Misuse of Drugs Act were found.
The following actions were also taken as part of Operation Thor, Project Storm:
An Garda Síochána and Kilkenny County Council conducted a joint Environmental Waste Management Checkpoint at Templemartin, Co Kilkenny.
The checkpoint was to detect any illegal waste disposal that may be in operation. During the course of this checkpoint, one offence was detected. A fixed payment notice was issued for not having a waste disposal permit on board.
As part of community engagement policing, gardaí visited four local schools and were accompanied by the Garda Mounted Unit.
A number of crime prevention checkpoints were also in place in the Castlecomer area and Kilkenny city.
Four German police officers who are visiting to observe policing in Ireland were present during the operation.
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