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A motorist has had their car seized after Gardaí discovered a litany of offences while on routine patrol.
Mountjoy Gardaí initially stopped the driver of the vehicle after observing them using a phone while driving.
Upon closer inspection, Gardaí found the vehicle to be without tax, have dangerous defects, and an oven strapped to the boot of the car.
A hot pursuit!
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) August 16, 2023
Mountjoy Gardaí were on routine patrol when they spotted the driver of this vehicle using a phone while driving.
Then they clocked the oven and dangerous defects to the vehicle that was also without tax.
It's been seized and court will follow.#SaferRoads pic.twitter.com/mVBkZXf6sc
The car was seized and court proceedings will now follow.
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