On June 30th, Gardaí were alerted to various incidents, including the front window of a van and two premises windows being smashed
Gardai are investigating a series of incidents that took place in Celbridge which are linked to the same suspect, and happened on the same night.
On June 30th, Gardaí were alerted to various incidents, including the front window of a van and two premises windows being smashed
Garda Sarah O' Sullivan spoke on Kildare Today's Crimewatch to outline the incidents that had taken place.
Firstly at 10:32pm, an alarm was activated on a company van within the M4 Business Park in Celbridge.
When the owner attended the scene, he noticed that the front window was smashed.
No items were taken from the van.
At 10:50pm , the back window of a business premises on the Maynooth Road, Celbridge was smashed.
The suspect gained entry through the smashed window and checked the till. He fled the scene once the alarm activated. No property was taken.
Finally at 11:54pm, the back window of another business premises on the Clane Road, Celbridge was broken.
Once again the suspect gained entry through the broken window and stole a set of car keys from an office.
The corresponding vehicle, a 161 Grey Citroen C4 was taken from the business and later discovered badly burned and damaged in an estate in Naas on the 3rd July.
The suspect in all these cases is a male in his thirties around 5’10 and 6 foot.
He was seen around Applegreen on the Maynooth Road, Celbridge beforehand.
He was wearing a grey baseball hat, black jumper, blue jeans and blue runners with white soles.
He was seen carrying a white shopping bag.
Gardaí in Celbridge are seeking witnesses in this case, if anybody saw the suspect or anything of interest to please contact the Garda station on 01-6667800.
The full interview can be heard below:

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