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A PSNI officer using a speed detection device at Foyle Road in Derry.
A number of motorists have been caught speeding in Derry in recent days.
PSNI officers have been carrying out speed checks as part of Road Safety Week.
A police spokesperson said five Fixed Penalty Notices for excess speed and one such notice for driving whilst using a mobile phone had been issued to drivers in Derry.
The spokesperson urged drivers to be aware of staying within the speed limit at all times.
Emma Agnew and Ben Glass from Portglenone, pictured celebrating on a rooftop in Nashville, where Ben proposed during a bucket-list trip to the US.
The event is open to those aged 60 plus.
Mrs. Caroline McLaughlin, Principal, St. Columb's College pictured welcoming one of the families to the school's Open Day. Included is Aaron O'Doherty, Head Boy. (Photos: Jim McCafferty Photography)
The Mayor of Derry City and Strabane District Council, Ruairi McHugh making a special presentation to Claire Russell, Chief Executive Officer, Easilink.
Police are investigating the incident.
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