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Caught in the act: Carlow homeowner returns to find suspect escaping through window
Gardaí are investigating a burglary which took place on Saturday 29th September at Craanlusky, Ballinabrannagh, Co. Carlow.
A Carlow resident returned to their home at 11.30am Saturday morning to find their house ransacked and an unknown male escaping through their sitting room window.
The culprit was wearing white runners and blue jeans.
Carlow Gardaí are appealing for any person who might have seen anything of a suspicious nature in the Craanlusky area at approximately 11.30am on Sat 29th September, or who may have CCTV/dashcam footage, etc to please contact Muinebheag Gardaí on 059 9774120.
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