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Longford gardaí arrest disqualified driver and impound vehicle
A disqualified driver was arrested at a Garda checkpoint in Longford over the weekend.
The car was stopped for a road traffic offence by Longford Roads Policing Unit while on active patrol.
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Checks were done on the Garda Mobility App and indicated that the motorist was disqualified from driving.
The car was impounded and the driver was arrested with a court appearance to follow.
Car stopped for a road traffic offence by Longford Roads Policing Unit while on active patrol. Checks on #MobilityApp indicated that the motorist was disqualified from driving. Car impounded and driver arrested. Court appearance to follow.#SaferRoads pic.twitter.com/2Jql0tmYTw
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