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Two cars with similar number plates; man faces charges
A Soesdyke-Linden highway man is likely to face charges after police found a false number plate on his car.
The car on the left is the one with the false number plates. The other one is the correct one.
According to a Mr. Michel Pereira, he owns a Mitsubishi Galant, bearing licence plate, PJJ 966. He said that over the weekend, a friend alerted him to the fact that another vehicle was seen bearing that same number plate. Pereira disclosed that he was sent a photograph in which it was clear that a Toyota model car was also carrying a number plate bearing PJJ 966. A complaint was immediately filed with the Ruimveldt Police Station.
“I understand,” Pereira said, “that they alerted the police at Madewini (East Bank Demerara) and sent a team.”
Kaieteur News was told that the owner of the Toyota car claimed a mistake was made by the person who did his number plate. The car was seized by the police and the man, said to be from Soesdyke-Linden Highway, was arrested, pending charges. It is known that stolen and smuggled cars have been using numbers from wrecked or sometimes existing vehicles.
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