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A community alert has been issued in the Ballymahon area, warning the public of bogus TV Licence Inspectors calling to people's homes.
Gardaí have received reports of someone impersonating a TV Licence inspector and demanding money in the Abbeyshrule area at approximately 12pm today, Friday October 18.
He is described as a male in his 50's and was seen driving a silver Jeep. Any information to Longford Gardai please 043 3350570.
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Community Alert: Gardai advising the public that they have reports of a bogus TV Licence Inspector in the Abbeyshrule area at 12.10 approx today demanding money . He is described as a male in his 50's driving a silver Jeep. Any information to Longford Gardai please 043 3350570
— Ballymahon Daily (@BallymahonDaily) October 18, 2019
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