
LIMERICK – In a shocking development in the ongoing ordeal faced by Dr Long, a prominent medical practitioner in Limerick, Ireland, his surgery on Thomas Street was subjected to a harrowing incident yesterday morning. Large stones were hurled at the windows of Dr Long’s surgery, putting the lives of the doctor and his assistant in grave danger.
Known for his daily professional duties attending to patients on Thomas Street, Dr Long’s routine was disrupted by the brazen act of vandalism. Despite the constant presence of law enforcement personnel in the vicinity, the perpetrator managed to execute the attack in broad daylight, slipping away before being apprehended. A nearby policeman gave chase, but the offender vanished, possibly with the assistance of residents in a nearby laneway.
The incident has sent shockwaves through the community, leaving Dr Long and his associates, including a nurse, deeply shaken. While the windows of the surgery were shattered in the assault, fortunately, no further harm was reported. Authorities have launched a vigorous pursuit of the individual responsible and are taking every necessary measure to ensure their swift capture.
The incident has raised concerns about the safety and security of medical professionals who serve their communities diligently. Dr Long, well-known for his commitment to the well-being of his patients, finds himself in the midst of an unsettling situation that has left the local community on edge. As investigations continue, residents and fellow practitioners alike anxiously await updates on this distressing event.
Belfast News-Letter – Friday 08 November 1901