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Investigation Underway in Collooney Following Disturbing Harassment Attempt on Young Girl

localeadmin by localeadmin
October 10, 2024
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Gardaí are currently investigating a concerning incident in Collooney, where it is reported that a young girl was subjected to harassment. The incident occurred on a quiet Tuesday afternoon when the girl was approached by an unidentified man who allegedly attempted to coax her into his vehicle.

According to eyewitness accounts, the girl declined the man’s invitation, which resulted in a sudden change in his demeanor. Witnesses claim that the man became visibly aggressive before hastily driving away, just as two other vehicles appeared on the road, potentially averting a more severe outcome.

Local authorities are actively conducting a thorough investigation to ascertain the full scope of the incident. They are appealing to the public for any information that could lead to a better understanding of the events or help identify the individual involved.

The community of Collooney has been alerted and is advised to maintain vigilance while the enquiry is ongoing. Gardaí are examining all available evidence, including potential CCTV footage from the area and interviews with local residents who might have noticed unusual activities.

This incident has raised concerns among local parents and guardians regarding the safety of children in the area. The Gardaí are reassuring the public that all necessary steps are being taken to ensure community safety and prevent such incidents in the future.

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