Someone Actually Used A Diaper Box As A Fake Ontario Licence Plate (PHOTO)

The OPP aren't so easily fooled.
Contributing Writer

One driver tried to outsmart the police by creating a fake Ontario licence plate out of a diaper box. 

According to the West Region OPP, a vehicle was pulled over after officers noticed its phony cardboard plates.

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On January 11, officers shared a photo of the diaper box licences found in the Brant area. 

The driver appeared to attach a printout of a license plate onto cardboard that was cut to roughly the same size.  

Officers reported that the incident ended with the driver making a "change," pun intended. 

This isn't the first bizarre incident involving licence plates. 

Toronto police revealed last month that they caught a driver using a marker to alter their rear licence plate. 

While another Ontario driver was caught driving around with expired plates for over 30 years. 

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