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This photograph was posted on social media by An Garda Siochana
Limerick gardai have arrested a suspected drink-driver who was disqualified from driving and wanted by the authorities.
The arrest was made after a dark-coloured car was stopped by members of the divisional traffic corps in a bus lane on the Dublin Road.
“Limerick Roads Policing stop driver in bus lane, established he was disqualified, drunk and arrest warrants out for him,” stated a tweet which was posted on social media this Tuesday evening.
Limerick Roads Policing stop driver in bus lane, established he was disqualified, drunk and arrest warrants out for him. Arrested by Limerick Roads Policing pic.twitter.com/KOqOP7AgUs
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) March 13, 2018
A photograph posted online indicates the detection was made as the suspect was travelling on the inbound lane towards Groody Roundabout.
In addition to being prosecuted, the man will have to be brought before the court which issued the arrest warrants as soon as possible.
One of the perpetrators caught on camera trying the door of a house in Kildimo
Ryan Colgan from Portarlington, County Laois appeared before Nenagh District Court following an incident on the M7 motorway earlier this month
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