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The stolen defibrillator was located at Guildhall Square.
Police have launched a fresh appeal for information following the theft of a defibrillator from the Guildhall Square area of Derry.
A police spokesperson said: “Sometime between 10:30am on Saturday 8th February and 9:30pm on Sunday 9th February, it was reported that a defibrillator was stolen from the area. Damage was caused to the metal casing which contained the defibrillator during the incident.
“This is a piece of life saving equipment, placed there for the safety of the entire community. This is a completely reckless act, with the consequences of this theft being potentially fatal for those in need of this resource.
“Enquiries are continuing and we would ask anyone with any information to contact police on 101, quoting reference number 1670 09/02/20. Alternatively, information can also be provided to the independent charity Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 which is 100% anonymous and gives people the power to speak up and stop crime.”
Karen from STEPS accepts a cheque from Karen, Shannon and representatives from the organising committee and club. Photos: Colm Heron
The late Seamus Quinn
Some of the ladies enjoying the weekly meet up.
Pictured at screening of 'Witches' are from left, Emma Thompson, Mara Cavalli, Michelle Kerr and Christine McBride. (Photo: Jim McCafferty Photography)
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