The injured party, aged in his twenties, was rushed to the Midlands Regional Hospital, Mullingar
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'Wannabe Ninja' caught driving in 'stealth mode' by gardai in the Midlands Picture Credit Laois Offaly Gardai
A motorist who was described by gardai as a 'Wannabe Ninja' was caught driving in 'stealth mode' by gardai in the Midlands.
Gardaí said a car driving in ‘stealth mode’ at night without lights was no match for their technology.
The motorist had no insurance, no tax and no NCT and was also disqualified from driving.
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Gardai took to social media and posted:
“Laois RPU patrolling Portlaoise last night observed this Ford Focus driving with no headlights on. This very poor attempt at "stealth mode" was no match for ANPR's infra red cameras which quickly alerted for: No Insurance. No Tax. No NCT,” gardai stated.
Garda said the motorist will face a court appearance following the detection.
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'Wannabe Ninja' caught driving in 'stealth mode' by gardai in the Midlands Picture Credit Laois Offaly Gardai
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