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Naas Courthouse
A man who made threats to burn down a house and cars appeared before Naas District Court.
The 18 year old has an address in Leixlip and is being prosecuted for an offence at Maynooth on May 31, 2024.
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Sgt Mary Meade outlined that the injured party reported that the defendant had sent messages alleging that a relative of the injured party owed 45,000.
Defending barrister Mark Gibbons said the youth was aged 17 at the time and he wished to enter a plea of guilty.
The court was also told that the defendant had no previous convictions.
Judge John Brennan commented that the threats were serious and he adjourned the matter for a probation report.
The case is due to come before the court again on September 2.
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