Put cameras in his sister's bedroom and bathroom, Kildare court claim
It was also alleged he put a camera in a bathroom and pics of her online
A man set up cameras in his sister’s bedroom and bathroom, it was alleged at a Naas District Court.
His sister sought protection under family law legislation at the court.
"He put pictures of me all over social media,” she said, adding he “pulled out” of a restorative justice programme and told a probation officer he would not apologise and that he had done nothing wrong.
The hearing was also told that he is living in the family home with his sister and parents since he had been released from prison.
It was further claimed that the man, aged in his 20s and who did not appear in court and was not represented, served a year in prison and had the balance of a sentence suspended.
She also claimed that one of her parents wants him out of the home and the other is supportive of him.
“He has threatened to kill me and my dog,” she added.
“It’s awful, I’m sorry you’re going through this,” commented Judge Desmond Zaidan, who said she should lake a complaint to the gardaí because her brother appeared to be in breach of the suspended term conditions and this could mean he would have to serve the remaining term of the sentence.
The judge granted her an interim protection order and directed that this be served on her brother by the gardaí.
He adjourned the case to November 23.