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Gardaí got more than they bargained for when they stopped an uninsured moped driver recently, discovering the driver had a fake license and concealment of drugs.
Gardaí stopped the driver of a moped in the Terenure area of Co Dublin after detecting it was uninsured.
The driver produced a "fake license" when stopped, according to gardaí.
When searched, gardaí discovered over €3,000 worth of suspected cannabis and €500 worth of ecstasy tablets.
Gardaí stopped the driver of a moped in the Terenure area after they had detected it was uninsured.
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) October 24, 2024
The driver then produced a fake license.
When searched, we found over €3,000 of suspected cannabis and about €500 in ecstasy tablets and he was arrested. #SaferRoads pic.twitter.com/10atC6WTKg
The driver was arrested with proceedings to follow.
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