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Gardaí seized three vehicles at one roadside checkpoint for various offences, including suspected drug driving.
Naas roads policing unit recently seized the three vehicles during a checkpoint operated in Carbury, Co Kildare for no insurance and being unaccompanied learner permit holders with no L-Plates displayed.
Another motorist was arrested for drug driving after cannabis was detected in their system. Court proceedings will follow in this case.
Naas RPU recently seized 3 vehicles during a checkpoint in Carbury for no insurance and being unaccompanied learner permit holders with no L-Plates displayed.
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) September 28, 2021
Another motorist was arrested for Drug Driving after cannabis was detected in their system. Court proceedings to follow. pic.twitter.com/Nv4Pby3uEJ
In a separate incident earlier today, a fine was issued to a motorist parked in a disabled bay.
Naas Community Policing were on the beat when they detected the motorist parked across two disabled parking spaces.
The motorist was issued a €150 fine.
"Please these spaces are few and required by those who most need them," An Garda Siochana said on Twitter.
President and Sabina Higgins with the McCarthy family
Shauna O'Brien from Naas
Sgt James Pearse and his wife Aine Doyle, and President Michael D Higgins
Liffey Linear Park, Newbridge, Co Kildare
Poplar Square, Naas
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