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Third man arrested in Limerick over tiger kidnapping

The incident happened last Sunday when a teenager was held for nearly two hours before he fled and notified gardaí.

A THIRD MAN has been arrested in connection with the kidnapping of a teenager in Limerick last weekend.

A 34-year-old man was arrested in Limerick at 7pm last night and is currently being held at Henry Street Garda Station in the city.

A man, 19, was kidnapped last Sunday just after 11pm when he answered the door to a number of armed men who forced him into a 4×4.

The man was then driven around for an hour and a half and was told he would have to get money from a post office owned by relatives. He was brought to a field in a Donoughmore where he managed to flee and notify nearby Gardaí.

Later a boy, reportedly aged 16, was arrested and later charged in connection with the incident.

A second man, aged 22, was arrested on Thursday and remains in Garda custody this morning.

The investigation continues.

Read: Boy held over armed tiger kidnapping in Limerick

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