It should go without saying that this is illegal.
Gardaí confirmed through their official Twitter account that they arrested a driver who tested positive for all four drug test categories on Tuesday.
The driver, who was arrested in Cork, also wasn’t carrying a driver’s licence, and provided no evidence of insurance.
In a tweet published on Tuesday evening, Gardaí noted: “Midleton RPU stopped a driver who tested positive for all four drug categories and negative for a driving licence and insurance. Driver arrested and court to follow.”
Gardaí on Twitter included a photo of the test results.
Midleton RPU stopped a driver who tested positive for all four drug categories and negative for a driving licence and insurance. Driver arrested and court to follow. #ArriveAlive pic.twitter.com/XgXmInALhB
— An Garda Síochána (@GardaTraffic) March 5, 2019
While cannabis and cocaine might be familiar to most readers, benzodiazepines are a type of medication that are usually known as tranquillisers.
Opiates refer to modified forms of opium.
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