Gardai Appeal for Information After Day Of Crime Across County, With One Woman Left Unconscious

Wednesday, 7 August 2024 16:23

By Martin Osborne

In one incident, a man woke up to discover someone was in his home.

Gardai are investigating a string of burglaries and a robbery that occurred across the county over a single day.

The incidents have sparked concerns among residents.

Yesterday, a woman was robbed in Lourdesville in Kildare Town at 6:00 PM.

She was knocked to the ground and may have been unconscious for a time.

Her bag was stolen and she was treated at Naas General hospital.

Earlier that same day, at 4:50 AM, a burglary occurred in Hartwell Green in Kill.

A male acting suspiciously tried to access a premises but was disturbed and fled the area before Gardai arrived.

This was followed by another break-in at 5:00 AM in Kilteel Upper just 10 minutes later.

The occupant of the home woke up to find someone in their home who again fled when they were disturbed.

Furthermore, between 4:30 AM and 5:10 AM on the same day, another burglary occurred in the South of the county on the Carlow Road in Athy.

In that incident, a male and woman dressed in dark clothing were seen entering the Further Education building.

They left with an "interactive touch screen".

Anyone with any information on any of the above crimes have been asked to contact their local Garda station.

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