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A 17-year-old teenager and 28-year-old man arrested by officers in Derry on Wednesday, March 25 following recent reports of suspicious activity in Ballymena have been released on police bail to allow for further enquiries.
The arrests were made by Tactical Support Group officers based in Maydown when on patrol in the Victoria Road area on Wednesday night, March 25.
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A 19-year-old man, who was arrested by Local Response Team officers in Derry on March 24 on suspicion of burglary, was also released on bail pending further enquiries.
The three arrests follow reports earlier this week of suspicious activity in Ballymena where householders were approached by males offering to carrying out general maintenance work.
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