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A residents' group in Inishowen has shared footage of concerning behaviour from a driver.
Cónaitheoirí Bheart - the Burt Residents - said that whoever was behind the wheel of the blue Lexus was driving erratically and footage has been passed onto An Garda Síochána.
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"A local driver has expressed serious concern that a Blue Lexus being driven by a middle-aged male was doing doughnuts and diffing on a main road in the Newtown area even while Gardai were conducting a checkpoint in the village," they posted. "The video has been passed to the Gardai as local residents and road users are still being plagued with this type of behaviour on a daily basis by people who have little or no respect and continue to endanger other road users, many with children on board."
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