Garda Helicopter Used In Sally Gap Arrests This Week

Saturday, 28 March 2020 07:32

Blessington Gardai attempted to stop a vehicle as they broke a red light.

Gardaí from Blessington tried to stop a vehicle on Main Street, Blessington earlier this week as the result of the car braking a red light. The car was stopped up in Sally Gap and 4 people were arrested.

Assistance was provided by the Garda Air Support Unit and Gardai from other districts.

Two men (18 & 20 yrs) were brought to Court and charged

#IrishAirCorps

Gardaí Blessington tried to stop a vehicle on Main Street, earlier this week as they broke a red light. Vehicle stopped up in Sally Gap and 4 prisoners arrested, assistance by Air Support Unit and other district members. Two men (18 & 20 yrs) to Court and charged #IrishAirCorps pic.twitter.com/Y2JkEu32A2
— Garda Info (@gardainfo) March 27, 2020

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