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A driver is to appear in court after testing positive for cocaine and cannabis.
Gardaí in Letterkenny received a report from a member of the public in relation to a car driving dangerously on Wednesday night.
Gardaí attached to the district drugs unit in Letterkenny responded to the call and they observed the car in question driving dangerously on the approach to Mountain Top.
They stopped the car and arrested the driver for dangerous driving. A small quantity of drugs were located in the car. The driver was subsequently tested for presence of drugs in his system, he tested positive for Cocaine and Cannabis. Court case to follow.
GardaÍ would like to thank the members of the public for their assistance.
Seanán Carr of Donegal in action against Oisin Doherty, left, and Eoghan McCabe of Antrim during the Bank of Ireland Dr McKenna Cup match
The Buncrana Children’s Charity Committee
Originally from Donegal Town, he moved to Rockhill and was a member of Letterkenny Athletic Club and St Eunan’s GAA Club
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