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Naas Garda Station
Three vehicles were broken into in Naas.
And gardai believe the incidents are connected and could have taken place within a couple of hours.
At Bán na Gréine a car was targeted between 6pm on November 8 and 8am on November 9.
It’s understood the car was parked in the driveway and was left unopened. A black Tommy Hilgifer brand parka jacket was stolen from the vehicle. It is believed the vehicle was unlocked.
At Cluain Aoibheann between 10.30pm on November 8 and 7.30am on November 9, an unlocked car was targeted and a Gucci bag along with a Marc Jacobs purse and a car charger adaptor were taken. Both vehicles were undamaged.
At Craddockstown Road, a VW Transporter van had its passeenger window smashed and a dash cam was robbed. It happened between 8.30pm and 6.40am on November 8-9.
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