Police Renew Appeal Following ATM Robbery At Brennan's

Detectives in Downpatrick have reissued their appeal for information following a burglary at a service station in the Seaforde area, during which an ATM machine was stolen. [caption id="attachment_47509" align="alignleft" width="540"]The scene at Brennan's Filling Station at Seaforde after a robbery using a digger stole an ATM machine. The scene at Brennan’s Filling Station at Seaforde after a robbery using a digger stole an ATM machine.[/caption] Shortly before 3:45am on Friday 28 February, thieves used a Volvo digger to remove an ATM machine from a service station on the Newcastle Road area of Seaforde. Considerable damage was also caused to the building. It is believed the digger involved had beenxa0stolen a short time earlier from a nearby quarry and then set on fire and destroyed in the incident.xa0A trailer was also stolen from the quarry. Police have been carrying out a number of follow up enquiries to date and threexa0men,xa0agedxa028, 30 andxa032,xa0have been arrested in connection with the incident.xa0They have since been released on bailxa0pending further enquiries. Axa0xa0blue Fordxa0transitxa0van that is believed to have been involved in the incident wasxa0alsoxa0recovered by policexa0inxa0the Ballystockart Roadxa0area ofxa0Combera short time later, as was the ATM machine. Policexa0have also recovered the stolen trailer during follow up searchesxa0in thexa0Greystown Roadxa0area ofxa0Downpatrick.xa0Appealing for information, a police spokesperson said: “Detectives are continuing to follow a number of lines of enquiry in relation to this theft but we would appeal to the public to help us by coming forward with information. “Anyone who witnessed the burglary at the service station or the theft of the digger in the Newcastle Road area or who has any information is asked to contact Detectives in Downpatrick on 0845 600 8000. Or if someone would prefer to provide information without giving their details, they can contact the independent charity Crimestoppers and speak to them anonymously on 0800 555 111.xa0”
 
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