Unmarked car books a number of motorists
An unmarked police car provided traffic cops with a 'busy afternoon' on the Island's roads yesterday.
Officers say a single patrol snared a motorist with no licence, a dangerous driver and another using illegal headlights.
The same skirmish also ended in an ambulance assist for a 'highly intoxicated male'.
It comes a day after the Constabulary's Roads Policing Unit announced a week-long crackdown on drivers using mobile phones, beginning in March.
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