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Driver charged after failing roadside alcohol test by blowing three times legal limit
According to the An Garda Síochána social media page, Naas Roads Policing were out at a checkpoint Sunday morning when they pulled over a motorist who failed their roadside breath test.
The driver was almost three times over the legal limit for alcohol consumption.
The motorist has now been charged, with court to follow.
Naas Roads Policing were out at a checkpoint this morning when they pulled over a motorist who failed their roadside breath test.
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) January 28, 2024
The driver was almost three times over the legal limit for alcohol consumption.
The motorist has now been charged, with court to follow. pic.twitter.com/o3PdkJAyVy
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