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Kildare pub contacts gardaí over unusual incident. FILE PHOTOGRAPH / PIXABAY
A County Kildare pub has revealed that it has contacted gardaí in relation to an unusual incident.
The official Instagram account of Judge Roy Beans in Newbridge called out an individual who was recently caught purposely urinating on and damaging property inside the venue.
According to the post, venue said: "We recently had a visit from a TikTok user who videos himself wrecking pub toilets and urinating into bins, all over the floor, onto the toilet roll holders that he breaks apart. He does this anonymously (or so he thought).
"Well, young man, we have you on CCTV and Newbridge Garda [sic] will be in touch soon."
"Jump on board the karma bus... I'm driving," the account added.
APOLOGY
Yesterday, the establishment received a communication of apology from the offending party.
The offending party's apology. Photo credit: Judge Roy Beans via Instagram
Sharing the apology online, the venue said: "Our toilet offender has made contact and the first step, his written apology, is now done.
"Next step is payment for the cost of the damage caused and the clean-up. Plus [a] €500 contribution to a charity of our choice, which is Newbridge Day Care Centre for the Elderly."
Judge Roy Beans further said that it has agreed not to pursue the case once "all three steps are done by this Friday".
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