According to reports in Ireland, CONOR MCGREGOR was arrested for dangerous driving.
After driving his Bentley Continental GT between Lucan, Palmerstown and Palmerstown, the UFC star was apparently taken into custody in Dublin.
McGregor, 33 years old, was allegedly pulled over by the local police and taken into custody 'for traffic offences.
According to Irish Independent McGregor was taken to Lucan police station and then bailed.
According to reports, the Notorious' car was taken from the spot before being eventually returned to the former champion of the UFC in two-divisions.
McGregor, who was previously fined at Blanchardstown in 2017 for speeding, will now be required to appear in court before the district court in April.
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According to a local police spokesperson, a man was taken into custody 'in connection with the incident' yesterday.
The full statement was: "Gardai arrest a man in his 30s in connection to an incident of dangerous driving yesterday evening in Palmerstown, Tuesday 22 March 2022.
"The man was taken by Lucan Garda Station, where he was later arrested. He was released in lieu of appearing before Blanchardstown District Court on a later date.
According to the Irish Independent, a dangerous driving offense in Ireland could result in a maximum of PS4,100 in fines or even six months imprisonment.
McGregor was convicted of several driving offenses in the past and pleaded guilty to common assault in 2019.
The PS830 fine was imposed on the MMA star.
McGregor recently spent a lot more time in his home country as he works to get back to his full fitness following the injury that he sustained at UFC 264.
According to reports, the fighter has reached 190lbs after he was unable to do weight training because of his injury.
He expects to make a competitive return in the second half of this year and has recently discussed a bout with Kamaru Usman, 170lbs champion and No1 in pound-for-pound.
McGregor was mocked by the Nigerian, who tweeted: "You guys want to see a murder scene at the octagon."
Dana White, president of UFC, confirmed that McGregor would be flying to Las Vegas to meet with his next opponent.
American stated: "He's coming to Vegas, we're getting along and we're going to talk. We will see what happens next.
"Any Conor fight makes good money."
