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A THIEF who broke into a car and subsequently burgled the car owner's house is being investigated by gardaí in Limerick.
Gardaí are investigating a double whammy of crimes, which saw a thief break into a blue Peugeot 208 parked in Wolfe Tone St on Thursday, October 10 between 3:30am and 8:30am.
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“The thief managed to identify the house which the car owner lived in and used the keys they stole to break into the house. They stole two iPhones and a black handbag,” said garda John Finnerty of Henry St garda station.
Gardaí in Roxboro are now investigating both incidents which are linked. They can be contacted on 061 214340.
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