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Members of the Roads Policing Unit have highlighted a number of recent detections on social media
A MOTORIST who turned away from a garda checkpoint in Limerick was found to be almost three times the legal alcohol limit when intercepted a short time later.
According to investigating gardai, the driver of the dark-coloured Toyota Avensis was arrested earlier this week after they failed a roadside breath test when stopped after attempting to leave.
The driver was subsequently taken to a garda station in Limerick and is due before the courts having been charged.
In a separate incident, which has been highlighted on social media, a driver who was not wearing a seat belt when stopped on the southside of was found to be disqualified.
The vehicle was seized and the driver is also facing prosecution for driving without insurance, tax or a valid NCT.
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