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This Irish driver tried to use fake name when caught with multiple offences
An Garda Siochana while out on patrol discovered this motorist breaking the law.
To start, the driver was in a car with "windows tinted far too dark".
The driver also had no license or insurance and attempted to give gardai a fake name.
Gardai issued the driver a FCPN notice fine and said "court is to follow".
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We stopped this car recently while out on patrol.
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) May 28, 2025
Not only was the window tint far too dark, the driver attempted to give us a fake name.
It was also found that they had no license or insurance.
An FCPN was issued and court to follow. #SaferRoads pic.twitter.com/mDR7HNrSrd
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