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Two men arrested after car chased and rammed on the M50

The drivers of the BMW went to meet people in a car park in a view to sell the car.

GARDAÍ CONFIRMED THAT two men have been arrested following an incident on the Naas Road last night in which a car was followed and rammed on the M50 motorway.

At approximately 8.15pm, a 40-year-old man, accompanied by a 44-year-old female passenger drove into a car park in Naas with a view to selling a car.

As the BMW attempted to drive from the car park, the exit was blocked by two vehicles – a car and an SUV. The BMW was then rammed by the car which had blocked the exit.

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The BMW managed to exit the car park, however the drivers were followed by both the car and the SUV along the M50 where attempts were made to ram it a number of times.

The BMW was rammed by the car on the Neilstown Rd where both vehicles came to a stop. Both occupants of the BMW managed to flee the scene on foot and contacted the gardaí.

A short time later, two men, aged 30 and 21, were arrested in connection with this incident. They are being detained at Lucan Garda Station under the provisions of Section 4 Criminal Justice Act 1984.

Both men are expected to appear before Blanchardstown District Court this morning charged in connection with this incident.

Investigations are continuing, said the gardaí.

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