Burglary accused was seen running out of house and jumping fence, Cork court told

The defendant was refused bail and remanded in custody for one week
David Cronin is accused of entering the house as a trespasser and committing a theft. File picture

David Cronin is accused of entering the house as a trespasser and committing a theft. File picture

An alarm was set off in an alleged burglary at a house in Cork when the family were away on holidays and a man was seen running from the house and jumping a fence at the end of the garden.

That was the allegation made in the case against 56-year-old David Cronin related to an alleged burglary in Tivoli, Cork, on Saturday morning. There was an objection to bail from Detective Garda Mark Durcan who investigated the case.

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