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A male is currently detained at a Garda Station in Limerick following an aggravated burglary
A MAN in his 20s has been arrested following an aggravated burglary last Sunday in Limerick city.
The male is currently detained at a Garda Station in Limerick under Section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act 1984.
The burglary occurred at a residential property in the O’Connell Avenue area, last Sunday, at approximately 8am.
A man entered the premises and confronted the homeowner with a knife, before fleeing with a number of items. The homeowner was uninjured.
READ MORE: Gardai appeal for witnesses following aggravated burglary in Limerick city involving knife threat
Investigations are ongoing.
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