2 Motorists Arrested For Drug Driving Naas RPU Multi-Agency Checkpoint.

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Thursday, September 9th, 2021 3:46pm

By Ciara Plunkett @plunkettciara

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Customs Officers detected 2 vehicles being driven with green diesel, and issued fines of €2,000.

2 motorists were arrested for drug driving offences at Naas Roads Policing Unit multi-agency checkpoints.

They took place in Monasterevin and Kilcock yesterday, in partnership with the RSA, and Customs & Excise.

4 vehicles were seized from unaccompanied learners, some of whom had not displayed L plates.

Gardai say a court appearance will follow in some cases.

Customs Officers detected 2 vehicles being driven with green diesel, and issued fines of €2,000.

The RSA inspected 19 vehicles, and detected major, minor and Tachograph offences on HGVs.

Proceeding to follow in those cases.

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