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Serious criminal trespass and attempted arson – Kilkenny

Posted on 29/06/2026

At about 6.20am on Wednesday 16 April 2026, three suspects were seen on CCTV footage damaging a fence and gate at a premises on Humphries Terrace at Kilkenny.

The trio gained access to the property over the broken fence and attempted to start a fire, which fortunately was unsuccessful, before fleeing from the property on foot.

One male was wearing a hooded jacket, light coloured pants long socks with knee patches and dark shoes. Another was wearing a light coloured hooded jacket with the hood up, Nike light coloured long pants and light coloured shoes, and the other had a light coloured jacket with a hat and scarf covering his face dark long pants and light shoes. All men appeared to be wearing gloves.

Anyone who may have witnessed the incident or has information that may assist can contact Crime Stoppers anonymously online at https://crimestoppers.com.au or freecall 1800 333 000. Please quote reference #26-021TV.




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