27/10/2021
27/10/2021
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Naas Garda Station
A man was assaulted by three men who broke into his home in Naas.
The intruders were armed with a crowbar, a hammer and a golf club during the attack, which took place on November 1 at Alderwood Park.
The 33 year old man returned to the house at 7.45pm and was immediately confronted and assaulted by three males, who demanded keys to a safe in the house.
However the house, which is understood to be rented, does not have a safe.
The man’s car keys were stolen from him along with a sum of cash.
Before the trio left the dwelling they also smashed his mobile phone in a bid to prevent him raising the alarm before they made good their escape from the scene.
It’s believed they got into the house by forcing open a front window and they may have come across the golf club once inside.
The man was locked in the bathroom before they left and he sustained superficial wounds and a minor head injury.
Naas gardai (884300) wish to hear from anyone who noticed anything suspicious in the area at the time.
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