A driver has been arrested after 'testing positive for cannabis' in a roadside drug test, police have said.
In the early hours of this morning (October 18), officers stopped a vehicle on cloned plates near junction 8a of the M40.
The vehicle had also been allegedly marked for driving off without paying for fuel in the West Midlands.
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Officers just stopped a vehicle on cloned plates near to Junction 8a of the M40 for a fuel bilking marker from West mids area. Driver provided a positive drug wipe for Cannabis and has been arrested. West Mids Police have been notified. #notonourpatch #Oxoncshift #P6874 #P4245
— TVP Roads Policing (@tvprp) October 18, 2023
The driver provided a 'positive drug wipe for cannabis' and has been arrested.
Thames Valley Police has notified West Midlands Police of the arrest.
A police spokesman said: "Officers just stopped a vehicle on cloned plates near to junction 8a of the M40 for a fuel bilking marker from West Midlands area.
"The driver provided a positive drug wipe for cannabis and has been arrested. West Midlands Police have been notified."
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