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The detection was made at the junction of Athlunkard Street and Bridge Street
A MOTORIST is facing prosecution for multiple road traffic offences which were detected at a Covid-19 checkpoint near Limerick city centre.
According to gardai, the driver of a Renault Clio which was stopped at Athlunkard Street was uninsured and did not have valid Motor Tax or a licence.
Photographs posted on social media show the Motor Tax expired in September 2019 while the insurance expired a number of months later.
The vehicle was seized and court proceedings have been initiated.
If convicted, the driver faces a possible prison sentence and a driving ban.
Gardai from Unit D Henry Street seized the below car at a Covid checkpoint in Limerick City. Car had no tax or insurance and driver had no license. Court prosecution to follow. #StayAtHomeAndStaySafe
Posted by Garda Síochána - Cork, Kerry & Limerick - Southern Region on Wednesday, 27 January 2021
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