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The front tyre of the car seized by Donegal Town gardaí
Gardaí from Donegal Town Garda Station this evening stopped a person who was banned from driving, who turned out to have a fraudulent licence and had a "dangerously worn" front tyre.
They were on patrol this evening when they observed a car being driven by someone whom they knew to be disqualified.
When stopped, the driver produced a driving licence that was suspected to be fraudulent. One of the front tyres of the car was dangerously worn. The car was seized and court proceedings will follow.
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"Never take risks on the roads," An Garda Siochana warned. "If you decide to drive with no insurance then you will be taking a massive risk. If you decide to falsify documents then be assured that you will be found out!"
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