Criminal damage to front door window at Summerhill, Nenagh
Criminal damage was caused to a front door window of a house at Summerhill, Nenagh, County Tipperary, overnight between a Friday and Saturday in the week before the report. The articles do not give the exact date, and a bottle may have been used to crack the window. The victim and any suspect are not identified in the articles. As of the report published on 7 May 2023, gardaí were harvesting CCTV footage as part of their investigation, and no arrest or charge for this incident has been reported.
- Reported5 May
- Arrested
- Charged
- In court
- Verdict
- Sentenced
Key facts
consolidated from all reports- What happened
- The offence is criminal damage to a front door window of a house.
- Where
- The house is at Summerhill, Nenagh, County Tipperary.
- When
- The window was damaged overnight between a Friday and Saturday in the week before the report.
- The articles do not state the exact date of the incident.
- The report was published by Tipperary Live on 7 May 2023.
- Cause
- The window was cracked overnight, and the articles do not confirm how the damage was caused.
- Weapon
- A bottle may have been used to crack the window.
- Investigation
- Gardaí in Tipperary are harvesting CCTV footage as part of their investigation.
- Other details
- The articles do not identify the victim or any suspect.
- The articles do not report an arrest or charge for this incident.
4 statements extracted from the articles
- whereThe damage was to a front door window at Summerhill, Nenagh. (tipperarylive.ie)
- whenThe window was damaged overnight between Friday and Saturday of the previous week. (tipperarylive.ie)
- causeA bottle may have been used to crack the window. (tipperarylive.ie)
- investigationGardaí in Tipperary are harvesting CCTV footage as part of their investigation. (tipperarylive.ie)
The reporting
newest first- 5 May2023Tipperary gardaí harvesting CCTV following criminal damage to house in this town
Reports the criminal damage at Summerhill, Nenagh and the CCTV harvesting. The article also mentions a separate Cloughjordan incident and an arrest and remand, which are not part of this record. The article does not state the exact date of the incident.