Eight women and 13 men
21 people are due in court tomorrow following an ongoing operation to tackle retail crime in Dublin.
Eight women and 13 men, aged from 22 to 68, are charged with a total of 41 offences.
The Garda operation has involved Gardaí reviewing old incidents with a number of repeat offenders identified.
In one case, one person was found to be connected with 20 incidents.
The 21 people are due before the CCJ at 10.30am tomorrow.
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