Edenderry Garda Station is currently closed for investigation and deep cleaning.
Two Gardaí who became unwell while processing seized cannabis vape products in County Offaly have been released from hospital.
The two officers collapsed at Edenderry Garda Station yesterday, while handling products seized from a business during a recent investigation.
Gardaí say they're continuing to provide welfare support to the members.
The station remains closed as investigators continue to make enquiries into the circumstances of the incident.
Vice President of the Garda Representative Association, John Joe O'Connell says it’s understood the two gardaí inhaled chemicals after the vape devices leaked:
Former Detective, and private investigator, Mullingar's Pat Marry says the incident goes to show the inherent danger of the vapes themselves:
Edenderry Cathaoirleach and Sinn Fein Councillor Claire Murray says work needs to done to tackle the scourge of blackmarket vapes and illicit drugs:
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