Stolen iPhone's tracking software leads gardaí to thieves

Gardaí used the tracking software on a stolen iPhone to find house burglars driving a stolen car, a court has heard.

Tue, 09 Oct, 2012 - 18:12

Gardaí used the tracking software on a stolen iPhone to find house burglars driving a stolen car, a court has heard.

Kildare man James Farrelly (aged 19) was one of three men caught “red-handed” by gardaí after the burglars had stopped the car in order to go through their stolen haul.

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