by Gráinne Connolly
Police in Dungannon have taken to social media to warn drivers about being safe on the roads.
They posted a stark image of a crash in the area on Tuesday morning, where the car was found flipped on its roof and excessively damaged (right).
Yesterday, one of the officers who came upon the scene said:
"This was the scene that greeted us this morning before we even got briefed.
"Fortunately nobody was injured in this accident that was caused by a combination of greasy road and defective tyres.
"With this being road safety week we would encourage everybody to check their vehicles before travelling to ensure they are road legal and also exercise caution on the roads while driving. #roadsafetyweek."
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