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Motorist who produced driving licence believed to be false arrested by Gardai
A motorist who produced a driving licence believed to be false has been arrested by Gardai.
The driver was stopped by Longford Roads Policing Unit after being observed holding a mobile phone.
The driving licence in question has been seized and the vehicle has since been impounded.
Further enquiries revealed the driver to be disqualified.
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Longford RPU stopped this driver after observing them holding a mobile phone.
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) November 12, 2021
The driver produced a licence which is believed to be false. Further enquiries then showed the driver to be disqualified.
The driver was arrested, the Vehicle impounded and the Driving Licence seized. pic.twitter.com/O9BHgi6dpI
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