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Investigation after machinery stolen from yard in midlands

Gardaí in Trim, County Meath have launched an investigation after pieces of machinery were stolen from a yard last month.

According to Gardaí, the items were taken from Longwood on the morning of March 26th, 2021.

In an appeal on social media, a spokesperson for Meath Crime Prevention, said:

“Trim Gardai are investigating the theft of these pieces of property recently. They were stolen from Longwood on the morning of the 26/3/21.”

“Ifor Williams cattle trailer size 12×6 taken from a farmyard. A plant machinery yard was broken into, diesel was stifled, 22 vehicle batteries were taken from heavy plant machines, along with a McConnell flail head hedge cutter in new condition was taken, pallet forks and a clamshell bucket.”

“If anyone sees the property for sale anywhere, or perhaps, even know where it might be please contact the Gardaí on 0469431222,” the spokesperson concluded.

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Jail for drug-driver after collision with tractor

Meanwhile, across the waters in the UK, A drug motorist, who drove at 120mph, raced with another vehicle, and collided with a tractor, has been jailed.

Police were alerted after a black BMW 330 crashed into a tractor and trailer on The Broyle (B2192) last May.

The 21-year-old appeared before Lewes Crown Court earlier this week in relation to the incident, which occurred shortly before 6 pm on May 18th, 2021.

The court heard the tractor had been turning left into Half Mile Drove when the collision occurred, and the impact caused it to overturn.

Its driver – a 41-year-old man from Hailsham – suffered serious facial injuries and temporary sight loss. He was taken to hospital and later discharged.

A blood sample was taken, which showed Dennis had at least 3mcg of cannabis per litre of blood in his system; the legal limit is 2mcg.

He was subsequently summoned to court to face charges of causing serious injury by dangerous driving, and driving under the influence of drugs.

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