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A driver stopped was by Strokestown Gardaí in Roscommon in recent days, and subsequently tested positive for cannabis.
The motorist was also found to have no driving licence, insurance, NCT or tac. Gardaí then arrested the motorist and seized the vehicle in question.
Also read: Emergency services at scene of collision outside Ballymahon
Cars were also fuel tested by Revenue Customs Officer with one testing positive test for green diesel. Proceedings to follow.
Driver stopped by Strokestown Gardaí in Roscommon with no driving licence, insurance ,NCT or tax. Driver tested positive for cannabis. Driver arrested and car seized. Cars fuel tested by Revenue Customs Officer testing positive test for green diesel. Proceedings to follow. pic.twitter.com/1Bt2rNy6mQ
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) February 27, 2020
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