An ex police vehicle was seized in Omagh on Sunday after the PSNI said its driver attempted to run into a nearby house before being apprehended.
According to police, checks showed that the driver is currently serving a three year disqualification from driving, had no insurance and was also breaching bail conditions.
A social media post from the PSNI said the Vauxhall Insignia seized was an 'ex Dungannon police vehicle', which they claimed had an incorrect registration 'to disguise its true identity'.
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The man has been charged in relation to the breach of bail and motoring offences and appeared at Enniskillen Magistrates Court on Monday.
"Last Sunday evening Officers from Road Policing Support Group Omagh stopped this Vauxhall Insignia in the Omagh area, the driver tried to run into a nearby house but was apprehended by Police," the post said.
"Checks showed the driver is currently serving a 3 year Disqualification, had no valid insurance and was also breaching Court Bail conditions."
The PSNI said the Vauxhall Insignia seized was an 'ex Dungannon police vehicle', which they claimed had an incorrect registration 'to disguise its true identity'.
The post added: "Charged to court in relation to the Breach of bail and Motoring offences. Vehicle seized."
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