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Driver arrested, charged and brought before Longford District Court
Longford Gardaí arrested an uninsured driver who was dangerously speeding and also failed a roadside drugs test.
Longford Roads Policing Unit received reports of a vehicle being driven dangerously.
The vehicle was subsequently observed travelling in excess of 180km/h.
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The driver when stopped failed an oral fluid test for drugs and also had no insurance.
Gardaí seized the vehicle.
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The driver was arrested, charged and brought before Longford District Court.
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