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Dundalk Road Policing Unit say they conducted a speed check recently when they detected a driver travelling at 145kph on the M1.
The driver was drug swiped and tested positive for Cannabis and Cocaine.
It was also discovered that the driver was also disqualified at the time.
The vehicle seized and driver arrested and court proceedings are to follow.
Dundalk Roads Policing unit were carrying speed checks on the M1 recently when they found this car speeding at 145kph.
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) March 14, 2023
The car was stopped & the driver tested positive for Cannabis & Cocaine. On top of this, the driver had been disqualified previously.
They were arrested. pic.twitter.com/oSRlEpw82T
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