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Waterford gardaí are investigating burglaries from houses in recent days in Waterford during which electronic equipment and games were stolen.
A burglary at a house in Lismore Park where a computer and computer equipment was taken, is currently under investigation.
The PS 5 was taken from the bedroom of the home between 4pm on Saturday 11th and 6pm on Sunday 12th.
Gardaí are appealing to anyone who may be offered these items for sale to contact Waterford Garda Station.
In a separate incident, gardaí in Waterford are appealing for information following the theft of tools from a house in Ardmore Park.
A toolbox containing various tools was taken between 4pm on Friday 10th and 8.30am on Monday 13th.
People are asked to contact Waterford Garda Station with any information.
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