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Speeding driver with no licence tests positive for drugs
One motorist was breaking a myriad of road traffic laws when they were stopped by gardaí at the weekend.
A Meath Roads Policing Unit stopped a vehicle travelling at 149 km/k in a 120 km/h zone on the M3.
The driver had no licence or insurance and tested positive for cannabis.
The driver was arrested and the vehicle was detained with a court appearance to follow.
Meath Roads Policing Unit stopped a vehicle travelling at 149 km/k in a 120 km/h zone on the M3. Driver had no licence or insurance and tested positive for cannabis.
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) June 22, 2020
Driver arrested and vehicle detained. Court appearance to follow. #slowdownsavelives pic.twitter.com/XKYT5uWEc6
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