20/09/2021
20/09/2021
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A driver in Waterford was arrested this week having been found to be committing a litany of road traffic offences on the roadside.
Waterford Roads Policing stop vehicle. Learner permit holder unaccompanied, no tax & NCT & found in possession of a small quantity of suspected cannabis. Tested positive for cannabis. Arrested & brought to Waterford GS where a blood specimen was provided. Court to follow pic.twitter.com/sJ4NhNTI8W
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) October 16, 2018
The vehicle was stopped in Waterford on October 14 by a local Roads Policing Unit. The driver was immediately found to be a learner permit holder driving unaccompanied, without a valid NCT or tax.
Further searches by gardaí uncovered a small quantity of cannabis. The driver also gave a positive test for cannabis.
They were arrested and brought to Waterford Garda Station with a court appearance to follow.
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