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A very dangerous and irresponsible driver was arrested earlier this week after Gardaí pulled their car over and found a litany of offences.
Naas Roads Policing stopped the driver and found they had no Insurance, no NCT, no Tax (846 days overdue!), no License and a positive test for cocaine and cannabis.
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In a post on X, Gardaí said the driver was arrested, their car was impounded and a court date will follow.
The “Everything Expired” Special.
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) December 1, 2025
Naas Roads Policing stopped a driver with:
❌ No Insurance
❌ No NCT
❌ No Tax (846 days overdue!)
❌ No License
➕ And a positive test for cocaine and cannabis.
Result? Arrested, car impounded, court date pending. pic.twitter.com/qOYIf9UiA3
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