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| PICTURE: X/@GardaTraffic
Gardaí while on patrol in Middleton, County Cork, can upon a driver driving their vehicle with extensive damage, even missing a tyre!
Gardaí made the arrest as the they suspected the driver was intoxicated while driver.
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From Garda Traffic on X:
"Gardaí in Midleton, Co. Cork out on patrol last night came upon this car being driven through the town. Yes, it was this extensively damaged and without its right front tyre.
When stopped, he was arrested on the suspicion of driving while intoxicated."
The full post can be found on the Garda Traffic X account or by following the social post below this article.
Gardaí in Midleton, Co. Cork out on patrol last night came upon this car being driven through the town.
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) December 3, 2024
Yes, it was this extensively damaged and without its right front tyre.
When stopped, he was arrested on the suspicion of driving while intoxicated.#SaferRoads pic.twitter.com/nIvvvXBkwI
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