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On National Slow Down Day gardaí were out in full swing to conducting speeding checks this Friday.
While conducting a speed check in Wexford, the Roads Policing Unit stopped a disqualified driver and proceeded to test the motorist for drugs.
As a result, the driver also failed a roadside test for driving under the influence of drugs.
It turns out National Slow Down Day wasn't just about speed detections
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) April 20, 2024
Our Roads Policing Unit stopped a disqualified driver in Wexford, while conducting a speed check yesterday morning.
The same driver also failed a roadside test for driving under the influence of drugs. pic.twitter.com/yZoQwO2otS
Legal proceedings will follow.
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