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CREDIT: Tipperary gardaí
A member of the Garda Roads Policing Unit in Tipperary had a "really strong feeling" of deja vu after stopping a driver on the Bank Holiday Monday who was allegedly committing the same offences as last month.
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According to gardaí, the driver "was also stopped by the same garda for the same alleged crimes last month", despite the fact that "today is only the 2nd of February".
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In a reminder to motorists, gardaí said: "If you are driving a car, you need a driving licence and if you are disqualified, you CANNOT drive!"
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The car was seized and gardaí confirmed that there are now "LOTS more charges in court for the judge to consider".
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