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Gardaí have arrested and charged a man in relation to two burglaries in Hospital, Co Limerick on July 26, 2020.
At around 5am Gardaí from Bruff received a report in relation to a burglary at a property in Knockainey Road where a shed had been broken into via the roof.
Whilst speaking to the occupant of the house, another burglary was reported to have occurred at a property on the Knockainey Road. Again the shed was broken into and a cement mixer was stolen.
An investigation was carried out by Gardaí and a suspect was nominated following house to house enquiries and downloading of CCTV from the area.
A man, aged in his 30s, was arrested later that morning and the cement mixer was recovered. The man was brought to Bruff Garda Station where he was detained under Section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act, 1984.
He has since been charged and is due to appear before Limerick City District Court later.
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