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Roads Policing Unit arrest driver who tested positive for cannabis and cocaine
The Roads Policing Unit arrested a driver today (Wednesday, August 15) who tested positive for cannabis and cocaine.
On patrol on the N60, the Roscommon Roads Policing Unit stopped a driver on the N60 who tested positive for cannabis and cocaine. The driver was arrested, and a blood sample was taken at Roscommon Garda Station, with a court appearance to follow.
Also read: Gardaí appeal for information after a number of houses broken into in Edgeworthstown
Roscommon Roads Policing Unit stop this driver on the N60. Tested for drugs. Positive for cannabis and cocaine. Arrested and blood sample taken at Roscommon Garda Station. pic.twitter.com/nAfN80eLAZ
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) August 15, 2018
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