28/10/2021
28/10/2021
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Insane speed was first of many offences for this driver stopped by gardaí
Gardaí have described as "incredible" an incident of speeding detected in Tipperary at the weekend.
The gardaí detected the driver of this car at a speed on 204km/h on the M7 near Nenagh on Saturday.
They then discovered the driver was also a learner permit, driving unaccompanied and had no insurance or tax.
The driver was arrested and the car seized with a court date to follow.
Incredible as it may seem! Thurles Garda RPU detected the driver of this car at a speed on 204km/h on the M7 Nenagh today. Driver was also a Learner Permit holder driving unaccompanied & had No Insurance/Tax
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) June 13, 2020
Driver arrested/ car seized & Court to follow.#SlowDown pic.twitter.com/vHAzI2lo3f
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