Camden Porsche driver allegedly caught speeding, with fake plates and positive for meth

A 49-year-old Porsche driver was allegedly caught speeding and driving under the influence of drugs in Sydney’s southwest.

Police allege the car was unregistered and displaying false plates. Picture: NSW Traffic and Highway Command police

A Porsche driver was allegedly caught speeding in an unregistered car with false plates, while under the influence of drugs in Sydney’s southwest.

The Elderslie man, aged 49, was arrested after a late-night police blitz on the Camden Bypass.

Police will allege he clocked 102km/h in an 80km/h zone just before midnight on Thursday.

The Elderslie man was allegedly driving 30km/h above the limit along the Camden Bypass. Picture: NSW Traffic and Highway Command police

Upon inspection, highway patrol police allegedly discovered the vehicle’s registration had expired over a month ago, and the plates did not match the car.

Driver allegedly tested positive for methamphetamines after an oral fluid drug test. Picture: NSW Traffic and Highway Command police

Police said the driver tested positive for methamphetamine in an oral fluid drug test.

The driver was issued multiple infringement notices for speeding, driving an unregistered and uninsured vehicle, and displaying unauthorised plates.

Police started that further disciplinary action was anticipated once analysis of the man’s oral fluid sample was completed.